Moon Monday
Moon Monday Issue #15
SLS rocket hot fire re-test incoming, Chandrayaan 3 delayed, Russia might co-build China-led Moon base, Astrobotic makes progress on VIPER mission, and more developments in the lunar space.
Moon Monday
SLS rocket hot fire re-test incoming, Chandrayaan 3 delayed, Russia might co-build China-led Moon base, Astrobotic makes progress on VIPER mission, and more developments in the lunar space.
Moon Monday
SpaceX to launch Gateway lunar station elements, the cost of NASA's Artemis program, Turkey aims for a Moonshot, LRO can slew again, and more developments in the lunar space.
Moon Monday
Firefly to carry NASA instruments to the Moon, a book on lunar dust, new radar tech takes sharpest image of Apollo 15 landing site, and more developments in the lunar space.
Moon Monday
NASA to redo SLS hot fire test, Intuitive Machines readies NASA instruments for their first Moon landing, Earth maybe a source of surface Moon water, and more developments in the lunar space.
Moon Monday
China outlines availability of Chang'e 5 samples, a Moon rock sits in the White House, scientists see the Moon lose its magnetic field, and more developments in the lunar space.
Moon Monday
NASA's SLS rocket fails critical test, Astrobotic readies water-detecting NASA instruments for their first Moon landing, Japan to collaborate on Gateway, and more developments in the lunar space.
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SLS hot fire test on January 17, key NASA tech payloads on CLPS landers, a seismically active Moon, and more developments in the lunar space.
Chandrayaan
The initial dataset is underwhelming and there is no sign of when ISRO will release the next set.
Moon Monday
Preserving Apollo sites now law, Astrobotic tests CubeSat rover, planetary protection for the Moon's poles, and more developments in the lunar space.
Explore
A look back at my best articles and talks in this otherwise dreadful year.
Moon Monday
ISRO releases Chandrayaan 2 orbiter data, NASA's 2021 Moon budget, finding too many Moon craters, and more developments in the lunar space.
Talks
Physics graduates have plenty of opportunities to work at space organizations and companies as space exploration becomes popular by the day. This video from my talk to physics students at the University of Mumbai on December 3, organized by their Department of Physics, discusses such career prospects. Topics discussed include:
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