The Falcon 9 rocket that launched early Thursday from Kennedy Space Center is carrying a lunar lander headed for the Moon. And aboard the lander is a camera conceived, designed, built and tested by 26 ...
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NASA prepares for Moon landings, begins the most complex plume-surface interaction tests
A research team at NASA’s Langley Research Center in Hampton, Virginia, has initiated a series of plume-surface interaction tests inside a massive 60-foot spherical vacuum chamber. This data will aid ...
If all goes according to NASA’s plans, 2026 will finally be the year that astronauts once again launch to the moon.
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3000+ images reveal what really happens when you land on the moon
NASA has shared footage of a lunar lander’s engine plumes visibly interacting with the Moon’s surface during descent, an extraordinary visual that sheds light on a rarely seen phenomenon. Captured ...
Landing on the Moon has always looked calm from a distance. A slow descent, a gentle touch, then stillness. But that calm ...
Watch out Yosemite — the moon has its own impressive rock display. An enormous chunk of granite, measuring roughly 50 kilometers wide, may be buried beneath the lunar surface, researchers reported ...
Alongside advances in space exploration, we’ve recently seen much time and money invested into technologies that could allow effective space resource utilization. And at the forefront of these efforts ...
The total lunar eclipse that unveiled a reddish blood moon overnight to nearly half of Earth looked a bit different from the vantage of our celestial neighbor. The Blue Ghost lunar lander, operated by ...
The lunar surface might look like a barren wasteland of dust and rock, but scientists have just discovered signs of water all over the Moon's surface. This lightning bolt of discovery comes in the ...
Moon watchers will have plenty to enjoy in 2026 with three supermoons and two lunar eclipses during the year. Each month ...
NASA has just revealed enormous cracks, or grabens, on the Moon that show how the Mare Humorum fractured billions of years ago.
Alongside advances in space exploration, we’ve recently seen much time and money invested into technologies that could allow effective space resource utilization. And at the forefront of these efforts ...
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