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Articles tagged: Apollo 15

  • Artemis, LEGO, NASA, SLS, Space Launch System April 2025 Lego’s tribute to NASA’s SLS and Artemis

    ... is unlikely – the mission would mark the first landing of humans on the lunar surface in 55 years. The last Apollo mission (Apollo 17) was in December 1972 - so long ago that today’s kids consider it ancient history. Unfortunately, this is where...

    • Artemis
    • LEGO
    • NASA
    • SLS
    • Space Launch System
    Authors: Mark Williamson    
  • STEM 360 Project, STEM education, Virginia Air & Space Center July 2020 Trailblazing STEM education

    ... Our 110,000 square foot facility is home to the Apollo 12 Command Module, the Orion test capsule, a collection of... Stennis Rocket Center: despite what was portrayed in the Hollywood film Apollo 13. “There was no hugging going on upon the capsule’s ...

    • STEM 360 Project
    • STEM education
    • Virginia Air & Space Center
    Authors: Bob Griesmer    
  • Asagumo rover, CubeSat, Spacebit, walking rover November 2020 Walking on the Moon

    ... direct result of government funding and, undeniably, political motivation to claim a ‘first’ in space exploration. As such, following the Apollo 11 and 12 manned lunar landings of 1969, the first teleoperated rover to reach the lunar surface was the...

    • Asagumo rover
    • CubeSat
    • Spacebit
    • walking rover
    Authors: Pavlo Tanasyuk    
  • NewSpace, space manufacturing, space solar power, space transportation November 2019 The economic promise of space

    ...rocket planes, to Earth orbiting capsules and, finally, to the Apollo lunar missions. John Kennedy’s challenge to land men on the Moon...of taking advantage of the technology developed during the Apollo era, short-sighted US politicians gutted the space...

    • NewSpace
    • space manufacturing
    • space solar power
    • space transportation
    Authors: Stephen R. Kostes    
  • reconfigurable satellites, ReOrbit, satellite autonomy June 2022 Finnish start-up ReOrbit aims to revolutionise space industry

    ... were hardware focused. We started seeing computers used on spacecraft in the 1960s, for example on the Gemini and Apollo spacecraft. Satellite designs began to resemble architectural designs: they had layers, protocols and strong interactions with...

    • reconfigurable satellites
    • ReOrbit
    • satellite autonomy
    Authors: Celina Rellahan    
  • 23 December 2015 First new 'ground truth' in 40 years as Chinese rover Yuto presents analysis of moon rocks

    ... mineral constituent of the basalts returned from both the Apollo and Luna missions is titanium. The rocks returned via...indicated here with a white square. The landing sites of the Apollo missions are in red. Image Credit: NASA/GSFC/ASU The ...

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