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The time NASA figured out that our Moon is cratered all the way down
And a parallel to what we’re building now as we return to the Moon.
By Jatan Mehta | Dives into lunar exploration, space technology, Indian space, planetary science, and more.
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And a parallel to what we’re building now as we return to the Moon.
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Despite falling short on scientific promises, the orbiter boosted India’s fledgling planetary program.
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When India’s Mangalyaan spacecraft successfully entered Mars orbit on September 23, 2014, it made ISRO only the fourth organization in the world to achieve the feat, after the United States, the Soviet Union, and ESA. The fact that Mangalyaan was India’s first interplanetary mission, and cost just $70
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And how going back to the Moon will tell us how Earth and Luna formed.
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The Lunar Terrain Vehicle will be vastly more capable than the rover rode by Apollo astronauts.
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A look at the potential for habitable planets in binary systems despite their chaotic births.
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January 2023 Edit: I’ve covered post-launch updates on the CubeSats on Moon Monday #104, #105, and #108. NASA is all set to launch the SLS rocket on August 29, setting in motion the historic Artemis I mission to send an uncrewed Orion spacecraft around the Moon and back. While
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Here are all notable articles and blog posts I’ve published on India’s largely successful—but also very opaque—space program, including all of its planetary missions. I keep updating any evergreen posts within this list, and will maintain the list itself for the convenience of readers, so make
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India’s nascent space science endeavors to get a much needed boost.
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Advancing our understanding of water across the Moon for exploration and science.
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Water ice on the lunar poles is central to exploration plans of space agencies worldwide.
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India’s first Moon mission discovered lunar water, and catalyzed plans by nations worldwide to further explore our cosmic neighbor.
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