Lunar South Pole Regolith Simulant (LSP-2) - Research & Hardware Testing

What Lunar South Pole Simulant LSP-2 is A high-fidelity lunar south pole regolith simulant engineered to replicate the mineralogy, particle size, and geotechnical properties of regolith found in permanently shadowed and polar terrain, for scientific research, hardware testing, and environmental response studies. What This Simulant Represents LSP-2 simulates the regolith found at the south pole of the Moon - terrain characterized by its feldspathic (anorthosite-rich) composition with basaltic components and particle size distributions informed by remote sensing and returned Apollo sample analog studies. This region is the focus of upcoming Artemis and commercial exploration efforts, including studies of volatile processes, surface interactions, and human-robotic system performance in extreme polar environments. LSP-2’s particle size distribution is targeted to match real lunar polar soil up to 2 mm, and custom size distributions are available upon request. LSP-2’s mineralogy, chemistry,