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Water on the Moon and Chandrayaan the first, collaboratively catalyzing a global lunar rush
Moon Monday #293 and Indian Space Progress #43.
By Jatan Mehta | Dives into lunar exploration, space technology, Indian space, planetary science, and more.
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Moon Monday #293 and Indian Space Progress #43.
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Moon Monday #291: A comprehensive review of each major component China has demonstrated towards such a lunar network.
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Moon Monday #290: Lunar samples brought by Apollo missions transformed our understanding of the Moon’s formation and Earth’s past. Chang’e and Chandrayaan missions have newly enriched the endeavor as scientists continue unraveling its complex layers.
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Moon Monday #289: They form near-instantly and offer a peak into the Moon's interior, improving our understanding of planets across the Solar System and beyond.
Indian Space
Indian Space Progress #41-42: A garden does not save the forest.
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Moon Monday #288: Realizations from fundamental physics at the heart of the rocket equation. Paired with memes for fun and poetry for ethics.
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Moon Monday #286: China’s Chang’e 6 samples have helped scientists decipher enigmatic layers of the lunar farside, leaving a curious trail for future missions to build upon.
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Moon Monday #285
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Moon Monday #283: Some engineers and scientists are leading by example.
Moon Monday
Announcement before we begin: I’m excited to welcome PierSight as a returning sponsor of my independent space writing for another year! 🌙 Ahmedabad-based PierSight is building a constellation of SAR satellites equipped with AIS sensors for persistent, all-weather ocean studies and monitoring. With $8 million raised in funds,
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Plus: What the agency’s planning in the lead up to safe Apollo astronaut landings teaches us about preparing for the next frontier this century.
Indian Space
Indian Space Progress #39-40: How a multitude of causes slow down the pace of India’s launch vehicles, and what would it take for the country to achieve an optimum “hat-trick” state given its many needs and ambitions in space.