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The moon doesn't have soil like Earth. Here's how scientists are planning to grow crops there anyway.

An innovative technique for processing lunar regolith to make a nutrient-rich water could support hydroponic farming on the moon.

A new study on lunar hydroponic farming could enable growing plants on the Moon, a crucial step for long-term lunar exploration.

Growing plants in lunar soil isn't easy, but new research suggests hydroponics, with some locally sourced nutrients, could prove to be a more useful technique.

The project will study various ways of extracting minerals from lunar soil for hydroponic farming.