Many of my headlines make little sense to Google, Web Search Engines, and for SEO. For example, I titled Moon Monday #199 as āNot the fault in our stars but certainly stressful faults on our Moonā. Most likely, mainstream social media algorithms donāt care much for such headlines either.
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Letās study Moonquakes to not let them shake a Moonbase.
US Artemis
First look at the Artemis Moonwalking suit Following Chinaās unveiling of its lunar spacesuit last month, Axiom Space has revealedĀ the latest design of its AxEMU suitĀ that astronauts will wear on NASAāsĀ crewed Artemis IIIĀ lunar surface mission later this decade. The first-time unveiling of the suit
ISRO Chandrayaan
I was a guest on Carnegie Indiaās podcast Interpreting India. In light of the recently approved Chandrayaan 4 sample return mission, we discuss for a good 45 minutes where Indiaās Moon exploration plans are heading, and what are the enablers and constraints on the increasingly complex road for
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NASAās road to the Moon inches through Starship SpaceXās fifth launch of its fully integrated Starship Super HeavyĀ rocket onĀ October 13 was aĀ resounding success, with both the Super Heavy booster and the Starship second stage completing their flight as well as soft return objectives. With this
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Also in this special edition: ISROās ambitions to fetch samples from the Moon, build a space station, and develop a heavy-lift rocket!
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You can now follow my articles on some non-questionable social networks that alsoĀ federate (interoperate): Flipboard, Mastodon and Bluesky. The hunt for water on the Moon continues US researchers find that permanently shadowed regions up to 77Ā° latitudeāwhich is outside the Moonās south poleācould host surface and
The Moon is home to some amazing mountains. Unlike the millions of years it takes for most mountains on Earth to form via slowly colliding tectonic plates, most lunar mountains form near-instantly through asteroid or cometary impacts.Ā Here are some resources to explore them. š» 1. With cool elevation graphs and
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You know how I remarked in the previous Moon Monday about having two feature stories instead of one to adequately contextualize big new developments? Well, this weekās Moon Monday has three! For Europe, China, and the US. š Europeās new test facility brings more of those lunar vibes on
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A popular YouTube channel has worked with me to create another video based on my Moon Monday blog+newsletter, this time on the next three Moon landing missions by Intuitive Machines for NASA as part of the agencyās CLPS program. Note: I didnāt choose the video title. My
Moon Monday
This weekās Moon Monday has not one but two feature stories! So much has been happening in lunar exploration this whole year that Iāve transitioned to writing deep dives more frequently so as to adequately capture and contextualize big updates. If you appreciate my efforts to bring you
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After a week full of chores, writing this weekās Moon Monday yesterday and today has made me feel alive again. Hope you enjoy this edition as thereās a lot to contextualize! š¤ Continuing the trend, China repurposes Changāe 6 orbiter module The Changāe 6 orbiter module, which
