My Ask me Anything session on the r/India subreddit last Thursday was a blast. The redditors asked so many great questions on space, ranging from asteroid mining to ISRO to finding life to settling on Mars. Here are direct links to some of my favorite questions & answers. * What
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NASA’s boldest robotic Moon mission yet will launch in 2024 to study water ice in one of the harshest planetary environments in the solar system.
Moon Monday
NASA splits human exploration efforts to focus on sustainable human presence on the Moon, selects landing site for water-mapping mission, tests for Artemis I, plans Artemis VIII and beyond, and more.
I appeared on The Planetary Society’s podcast to talk about South Korea’s first Moon mission, and how it will inspire kids and students in the country.
Moon Monday
NASA progresses lander developments to regularly send humans to the Moon, ESA to buy a commercial lunar communications service, scientists bounce light off of a lunar orbiter, and more lunar updates.
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NASA’s mission to study a relic from the birth of our solar system.
Moon Monday
ISRO releases new Chandrayaan 2 orbiter documents, hardware for NASA's first crewed Artemis Moon landing takes shape, exploring the geologically rich Aristarchus region, and more lunar developments.
Moon Monday
NASA details plans for its next-generation rover to drive astronauts around the Moon, seeks science instruments for a mission to a unique volcanic site on the Moon, and more lunar developments.
Moon Monday
ispace Japan unveils next-gen rugged Moon lander, NASA's 1st Artemis Moon mission hardware almost assembled, ISRO Chandrayaan 2 orbiter science workshop, and more lunar developments.
Moon Monday
Blue Origin sues NASA, new precision landing technologies, Russian Moon lander delayed, NASA provides a camera for South Korean mission, the changing lunar surface, and more lunar developments.
Moon Monday
China to land humans on the Moon, NASA's first Artemis crewed landing delayed, India's Chandrayaan 2 orbiter finds unambiguous signs of water in the Moon's sunlit areas, and more lunar developments.
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The geologically varied landing sites explored by NASA’s iconic human landing missions helped shape our understanding of the Moon.
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