... and their results. Why grow anything on the Moon? Because the Moon is important in the ‘stepping-stone approach’ to...to carry a self-sustaining ecosystem to the surface of Moon. Its science payloads included a unique biosphere experiment which ...
... University of California, Davis and senior author on a paper recently submitted to Nature on this new research. However, if the Moon condensed from a disk of material rotating around Earth's equator, then it should be in orbit over the equator but...
... team of scientists, this time led by graduate student Edward Ashton at the University of British Columbia, identified 45 candidate moons after trawling through 60 archival images taken in 2010 by the Canada-France-Hawaii Telescope located near the...
...the next logical step for NASA? Is it to return to the Moon, or press forward to Mars? With shrinking space budgets, a lack ...great interest if NASA were to invite partners to join a Moon exploration programme. “I even think China would be open to this...
...expands to form an enormous superfluid disk from which the Moon eventually crystallises. This theory is more favoured as the... found in lunar samples. The duo’s findings show that Moon rocks are enriched in the isotope compared with Earth rocks ...
...commercial lunar opportunities.” “The primary goal of our alliance with NanoRacks is to ensure a great customer experience,” said Moon Express Founder & CEO, Bob Richards. “Our companies share a culture of customer focus, and together we will be able...