Solar System Exploration Research Virtual Institute

What Does a Black Hole Look Like: How We Got our First Picture

The Silicon Valley Astronomy Lecture Series is now in its 20th year. Come listen to this free, illustrated, non-technical talk on Jan 22 @7pm

As we get ready to head back to the Moon, how will we deal with the dangers of lunar dust?

The first Space Launch System (SLS) rocket core stage for NASA’s Artemis program is now complete, ready for final testing ahead of first launch.

The far side of the moon could be a powerful place to answer some of the most compelling questions about the universe.

Science experts will guide astronauts on Mars in real time, despite communications lag with Earth.

This 3-day international workshop in Italy will cover various aspects of lunar exploration.

SSERVI's UK Partners have published a comprehensive visual guide of lunar minerals.

NASA’s Parker Solar Probe is improving our understanding of the Sun and its environment.

The report describes how an array of low frequency radio dipole antennas might also be used to probe the lunar subsurface and seismic activity.

LPI is now accepting applications for the 2020 Exploration Science Summer Intern Program. The application deadline is January 17, 2020.