Moon Monday
Moon Monday #242: Artemis II advances, and so does Long March 10 🔥
Plus mission updates.
By Jatan Mehta | Coverage, with context, of China’s audacious robotic and crewed program to explore our Moon.
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Plus mission updates.
Articles
A review of upcoming and past lunar missions of this decade shows a wide gap between notions of technological progress versus achieved reality.
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Plus Artemis updates.
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Reviewing all recent advances from China as it prepares to perform crewed Moon missions. Plus more mission updates.
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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.
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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.
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Plus: Examples of how Western media narratives of Chinese lunar activities misjudge capabilities and intent
US Artemis
Key news of the month: China has achieved daytime Earth-Moon distance measurement wherein a 1.2-meter telescope reflected an infrared laser off of a small retroreflector on the 61-kilogram Tiandu 1 lunar orbiter. This was the first ever daytime laser distance measurement using an orbiter, accomplished despite massive interference from
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And more such interesting Moon exploration updates from China’s National Space Day on April 24.
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Plus: Exploration and science updates from the US, South Korea, and Europe.
US Artemis
There’s a lot in this Moon Monday edition to unpack. Grab yourself a coffee or another mild drug of choice and let’s get started. 🤓 Chang’e 6 samples produce two more big results Until now, all the direct evidence of our Moon being covered in a global magma
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