Telescopes on Far Side of the Moon Could Illuminate the Cosmic Dark Ages
Instruments deployed on missions to the lunar far side might give us an unprecedented view of the early universe.
Student opportunity: Postdoc opportunity in Lunar Resources
The Open University in the UK is recruiting a ‘lunar resources’ postdoc; Closing date for applications is 2/11/21.
Using Models to Understand the Lunar Interior
Thermodynamic models to help scientists better understand how the Moon's crust formed and ultimately evolved to what we observe today.
NASA Accelerates SLS Rocket Hot Fire Test
NASA now targeting Jan. 16 for the final test for the core stage of the Space Launch System (SLS) rocket that will launch the Artemis I mission.
Video: Meet the Artemis Team
NASA selects initial team of astronauts for next human missions to the Moon.
Rocks from Other Worlds Now Virtually Available
NASA astromaterials samples now offered online through new virtual exploration tool.
Chang'e 5 Landing Site
NASA scientists have made a preliminary estimate of the Chang'e 5 spacecraft landing site location.
NASA Defines Science Priorities for First Crewed Artemis Moon Landing
The Artemis III Science Definition Team sets lunar activities and priorities in new report.
SSERVI Co-I Sarah Hörst awarded 2020 AGU Macelwane Medal
Prof. Hörst has developed new instruments, advanced fundamental science, and served the broader community with excellence. Congratulations Sarah!
Chang'e 5 Moon Landing
China's Chang'e 5 spacecraft lands on the Moon for their first sample return mission.
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Scientists Identify Source of the Moon’s Water
Most of the water inside the Moon was delivered by asteroids (not comets) during the early evolution of the Moon, ~4.5-4.3 billion years ago.