Moon Monday
Our Moon is valuable even beyond itself | Moon Monday #239
And how science does not exist in a (lunar) vacuum.
By Jatan Mehta | Dives into lunar exploration, space technology, Indian space, planetary science, and more.
Moon Monday
And how science does not exist in a (lunar) vacuum.
Indian Space
NISAR demonstrates peak peaceful uses of cutting-edge space technologies to solve humanity’s fundamental problems, and then some more.
Moon Monday
Reviewing all recent advances from China as it prepares to perform crewed Moon missions. Plus more mission updates.
Articles
A look at the armada of robotic landers NASA is riding to the Moon this decade.
Indian Space
A complicated question to answer for a controversial flight intended to advance India’s grand ambition of indigenously sending humans to space.
Moon Monday
Highlighting all major findings with a visual that lets you picture the scientific value the Chinese have added to humanity’s exploration of our Moon.
Articles
This article is a break from my usual because space communities worldwide are affected by this important topic, and I have some thoughts to offer to add to the discussions. SpaceNews, a well known media publication in the global space industry, went paywalled for its website on July 1 with
US Artemis
A review of notable developments by country or region.
US Artemis
A look at recent Chinese milestones in the build up to crewed lunar missions, another blow(up) for Artemis, how Firefly’s Ocula can fill critical gaps for NASA, and more.
Moon Monday
Plus: Examples of how Western media narratives of Chinese lunar activities misjudge capabilities and intent
Moon Monday
ispace Japan’s second Moon lander RESILIENCE launched in January with the aim of a Moon landing. But just like its predecessor Hakuto-R’s fate about two years ago, RESILIENCE crashed into the Moon during its landing attempt on June 6. It was a moment of heartbreak for several lunar
Articles
Plus more mission updates.
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