Moon Monday
Highlight This section is superseded by Moon Monday #98: ESA’s Moonlight plans forge forward In May 2021, ESA funded two consortia of companies to design and analyze feasibility of a “lunar communications and navigation service” by end of 2022 as part of the agency’s Moonlight initiative. Such a
Moon Monday
Where the Moon's water (mostly) doesn't come from; details on Japanese-Indian LUPEX rover mission; Mexico's rovers to be onboard Astrobotic's lunar lander this year, and more lunar updates.
Moon Monday
Contrast in Apollo and Artemis science; NASA Artemis I Moon mission delayed; Chandrayaan 3 lunar lander launches in August; Masten's lunar night survival technology, and more updates.
Articles
Intuitive Machines' third Moon landing mission will help us better understand the evolution of planetary surfaces across the solar system.
Moon Monday
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.
Moon Monday
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.
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A look at how starless free-floating worlds might represent the most common habitable real estate of the Universe.
Moon Monday
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
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
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.
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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
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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