Thailand and the Moon Village Association convene Korean, Japanese, Chinese, and Western space organizations for sustainable lunar operations
Moon Monday #298: Sawadee from Bangkok!
Results from India’s Chandrayaan 3 thermal probe experiment benefit future Moon missions eyeing water
Moon Monday #297 and Indian Space Progress #45: 🌘 🧊 👀
NASA Artemis and CLPS lunar mission updates minus the PR fluff, as all things should be
Moon Monday #296
Chandrayaan 3’s rigorous Moon landing approach reminds us of the testing regime key to future global success in space
Moon Monday #295 and Indian Space Progress #44: The story of an automated lunar descent done right.
Why explore our Moon
Moon Monday #294. Plus a poetic ode to Luna.
Water on the Moon and Chandrayaan the first, collaboratively catalyzing a global lunar rush
Moon Monday #293 and Indian Space Progress #43.
Poem: Always around
Gracious gray amid the blue & bright Surreal silver against the night Sometimes an uncanny crescent or a gibbous glow in ascent Other times a hollow halo or a cloud glow Reflective and rolling, when near Stony stark skyline, when on it Cosmic microcosm, when held Enticing enigma, when leaving
Moon Monday #292: An obsessively linked rundown of recent global lunar exploration and cooperation updates
I link so you can click.
China is building a lunar navigation and communications network. Lasers shine again in latest demonstration.
Moon Monday #291: A comprehensive review of each major component China has demonstrated towards such a lunar network.
The fiery origin of our Moon tied to Earth, as unraveled by scientists through Apollo and now modern missions
Moon Monday #290: Lunar samples brought by Apollo missions transformed our understanding of the Moon’s formation and Earth’s past. Chang’e and Chandrayaan missions have newly enriched the endeavor as scientists continue unraveling its complex layers.
Exploring the marvel that are mountains on the Moon
Moon Monday #289: They form near-instantly and offer a peak into the Moon's interior, improving our understanding of planets across the Solar System and beyond.
Skyroot Vikram-1, the least worst case scenario for India’s launch crisis
Indian Space Progress #41-42: A garden does not save the forest.
