Dr Joshua RaseraMineral Processing & Resource SystemsLaboratory apparatus (Figure 1b) and micro-CT comparison (Figure 3): Rasera, J.N., Salinas-Farran, L.E., Starr, S.O. et al. (2025), Vibration-induced size segregation of lunar regolith and simulants for in situ resource utilisation (ISRU). Space and Planetary Resources 1, 2. Licensed under CC BY 4.0. Images extracted without changes from the published PDF hosted by Imperial College London. Some card previews are cropped with CSS; full figures remain available.
NASA / Apollo 17, AS17-137-20990, orange soil at Shorty Crater, 12 December 1972. Source and image information.
Harrison Schmitt beside a split boulder at Station 6, photographed by Eugene Cernan on 13 December 1972. NASA / Apollo 17, AS17-146-22294. NASA image record. The homepage uses a responsive crop of the original photograph.
Baffle CAD renderings (Figure 5): Rasera et al. (2023), Powder Technology · CC BY 4.0. Separator apparatus (Figure 2) and collector comparison (Figure 8): Rasera, Cilliers, Lamamy & Hadler (2023) · CC BY 4.0. Figures extracted from the published open-access papers in Imperial’s repository without changes. Card previews may be cropped with CSS; full figures are available.
Photograph supplied by Joshua Rasera. Credit: Lugdivine Unfer / LIST. The About page shows the original photograph; the homepage uses a responsive crop.