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In situ resource utilization aims to exploit materials found in the lithosphere and atmosphere of planetary bodies for life support, propulsion, and other functions of interplanetary missions.
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Is Mars iron too oxidized to pick up with a magnet?
How much iron would a magnet pick up on the surface of Mars? Would it be rich in iron particles like going to a playground on earth? Would it be clean enough to take to a refinery and melt down, or …