Moon Monday
Moon Monday Issue #34
NASA envisions commercializing sending people to the Moon, Goonhilly to provide communications for Intuitive Machines' Moon missions, China's Yutu-2 rover finds buried crater on the farside, and more.
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Experiments at the International Space Station that paved the way to living on Mars and beyond
How we learnt to live and work in space, away from the comfort of mother Earth.
Moon Monday
Moon Monday Issue #33
France to provide cameras for UAE's Rashid rover, Intuitive Machines to deploy a communications satellite in lunar orbit, ESA instrument to extract water from Moon rocks, and more lunar developments.
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Poem: Does life really have a purpose?
Space is vast, near-infinite and empty, but only so much of it we can see Stuck in a direction of time are we, and yet we claim how we came to be Welcome to space-time’s infinite array, where everything lies farther and farther away Magnificent galaxies may be big
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Exploring the marvel that are mountains on the Moon
The near-instantly formed lunar mountains offer a peek into the Moon's interior, and improve our understanding of the solar system.
Moon Monday
Moon Monday Issue #32
China and Russia reveal Moonbase plans, NASA's SLS stacking up for launch, Japan passes space resources bill, Masten teases a Moon water miner, better seeing permanently shadowed regions, and more.
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Space grade electronics: How NASA Juno survives near Jupiter
Space missions that remind us space exploration is hard.
Moon Monday
Moon Monday Issue #31
NASA missions to the Moon's farside and an enigmatic swirl, France expresses interest in Chinese-Russian lunar science base, 4.2 billion years old Apollo samples, Yutu-2 radar results, and more.
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Rocket equation 101: The Moon as a launch platform
Earth alone cannot power our future in space, and other realizations from the rocket equation.
Moon Monday
Moon Monday Issue #30
New Zealand signs Artemis Accords, NASA begins stacking SLS for its 1st launch, Canada outs bid requests for its Moon rover, favorable water-rich sites on the lunar poles, and more lunar developments.
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Why explore Saturn and its moons
The crown jewel of our solar system has complex rings, diverse moons and possible life to find.
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How we study the Sun and its wind
How the Sun drives space weather, affects life on Earth, and why we invest billions in studying it.