NASA H-3PO Human Performance Scientist
The Human Physiology, Performance, Protection & Operations (H-3PO) Laboratory at NASA Johnson Space Center is seeking an experienced Human Performance Scientist.
Funding Opportunity Cooperative Agreement Notice (CAN) NNH18ZDA018C
SSERVI's third Cooperative Agreement Notice (CAN) has been released as NNH18ZDA018C.
The Moon Is Electric—Especially When It's Full
ARTEMIS probes are helping us understand how the Moon is influenced by the sun.
Martian Moon May Have Come from Impact on Home Planet, New Study Suggests
Spectral Fingerprints of Phobos’ Surface Support an Ancient Big Crash Origin for the Martian Moon
Preparing to Explore Extreme Lunar Environments
Currently, researchers are paving the way for future missions that are far more dynamic and autonomous than those possible today.
DRAFT Lunar Surface Instrument and Technology Payloads Call for Community Comment
A call for proposals for Lunar Surface Instrument and Technology Payloads (LSITP) to be integrated onto and delivered to the lunar surface by commercial lunar landers.
SwRI Scientists Find Evidence for Early Planetary Shake-Up
An unusual pair of asteroids points to an early planetary rearrangement in our Solar System.
Dr. Erik Hauri (1966-2018)
Erik helped revolutionize the view we now have for the origin of lunar water.
The Origin and Evolution of the Moon – Academic Graduate-level Course
These seminars will investigate outstanding questions and goals for robotic and human exploration of the Moon.
Dr. Paul Spudis (1952-2018)
Dr. Paul Spudis articulated a clear, attainable vision for humanity returning to the Moon.
DPS Workshop
ELS 2018
NESF 2019
Lunar Landing Workshop
SSERVI Team Science
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NASA Study Finds Solar Storms Could Spark Soils at Moon’s Poles
Powerful solar storms can charge up the soil in frigid, permanently shadowed regions near the lunar poles.