To mill moon dust
NASA will begin mining the moon.
The Space Agency has paid US tech firm Lunar Outpost, with a token cheque, of 10 cents, to mill moon dust and transport it back to earth.
Scientists hope to use the substance to make a building material - similar to cement or create rocket fuel from the dust which they say will aid future space exploration.

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