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NASA Explains How It's Making Batteries For The Moon's Extreme Temperatures

Lithium-ion just isn't cut out for the cosmos.

Tarun Mottlia

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NASA Explains How It's Making Batteries For The Moon's Extreme Temperatures
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The SPEARS project’s work could be used during future Artemis missions.

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NASA often has fascinating science happening behind the scenes of its astronomical endeavors. Today, the space agency shared some details about a project to create batteries capable of withstanding extreme cold. The eventual goal is to use them for campaigns on the Moon, such as the future Artemis missions.

The lithium-ion batteries that power most electronics here on Earth are based on liquid electrolytes which can freeze at…

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