Moon Monday
Moon Monday Issue #62
Russia's Luna-25 Moon landing mission targeting July launch; Israel signs the Artemis Accords; the armada of radiation measuring instruments to be on the Gateway lunar station, and more lunar updates.
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Moon Monday
Moon Monday Issue #61
NASA Artemis IV to advance lunar station assembly instead of continuing human Moon landings; a 'slushy magma' model for how our Moon formed; Chandrayaan 3 launches this year, and more lunar updates.
Articles
Is life possible on rogue planets and moons?
A look at how starless free-floating worlds might represent the most common habitable real estate of the Universe.
Moon Monday
Moon Monday Issue #60
Concerning reports on NASA's Artemis plans; Russian Luna-25 Moon mission launch in July; studying the largest lunar lava channel; progress on Intuitive Machines' 1st Moon landing, and more updates.
Explore
Gallery: Our Moon's lovely lava channels
A look at valleys and rilles that outrun the length of Earth's largest cities, and even span well over a hundred kilometers.
Moon Monday
Moon Monday Issue #59
NASA rigorously tests wheel design of its ambitious lunar rover; Amazon's Alexa to be on 1st Artemis Moon mission; more Chang'e 5 science results and mission details, and more lunar updates.
Articles
TESS is finding Earth-like planets around the galaxy's most common stars
NASA’s planet-finding telescope is charting Earth-like worlds around nearby stars, especially red dwarfs, for future telescopes to assess their potential for life.
Moon Monday
Moon Monday Issue #58
China approves three more Moon missions; NASA adds eight scientists on key rover mission to study lunar water and other resources; the UN announces International Moon Day, and more lunar updates.
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Best of 2021
Here are my most notable articles on space exploration and the Moon this year.
Moon Monday
Moon Monday Issue #57
India's Chandrayaan 3 Moon landing on track for Q3 2022 launch; Mexico joins U.S. Artemis Accords to cooperate in lunar exploration; China's rover finds ancient soil layer underground, & more updates.
Talks
I’ve had a monumental shift in my worldview after reading Carl Sagan’s Cosmos
Literal, the new Goodreads competitor in town for book aficionados, interviewed me a few months ago (for some reason) about how my interest in space exploration shapes what I read. Also for some reason, their interview of me or anyone else has no link other than all such posts simply
Visual Space
Views of Mars from India's Mangalyaan orbiter
I compiled this video from some pretty views of the Red Planet shot by the orbiter.