Exploring space and our Moon, for science and a better future for humanity.
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A whole host of documents presenting work and recommendations of US scientists and engineers in service of NASA’s Moon exploration goals have gone missing from the website of the agency-backed Lunar Exploration Analysis Group (LEAG).
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There’s a lot riding on Odysseus for Intuitive Machines and NASA.
Until a lunar lander is aloft, engineers never really know if their testing regime was appropriate. In this feature piece, I explain the key tests and challenges engineers face in preparing a lander for Luna.
This month’s Indian Space Progress report is a science special, from XPoSat to Aditya-L1 to Chandrayaan and Earth observation. I hope you enjoy it!
SLIM is alive, and its landing is remarkable in more ways than one.
SLIM’s Moon landing paves the way for more demanding missions for Japan, India, and Artemis.
How Astrobotic’s ailing lunar lander has left behind a trail of transparency but also trepidation for upcoming Moon missions.
Astrobotic’s Moon lander blasted off to space onboard ULA’s Vulcan rocket, marking the formal start of missions part of NASA’s CLPS program to send agency-funded as well as commercial payloads to the Moon.
