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Articles tagged: lunar exploration

  • Japan, Low Earth Orbit, luna rovers, Moon, Space Robotics lab, Tohoku University September 2017 Plans for high-speed lunar rovers

    ... south pole could be conducted. The assessment of the potential of a teleoperated, improved-mobility rover to assist future lunar exploration missions would be of tremendous benefit in the accomplishment of current and future plans for human space...

    • Japan
    • Low Earth Orbit
    • luna rovers
    • Moon
    • Space Robotics lab
    • Tohoku University
    Authors: David Rodríguez-Martínez     Dr Kazuya Yoshida    
  • Asagumo rover, CubeSat, Spacebit, walking rover November 2020 Walking on the Moon

    ... side in 2019 after being released from the Chang’e 4 lander. More generally, interest in lunar exploration waned until the 21st century, when the baton was taken up by China. In December 2013, the Chang’e 3 ...

    • Asagumo rover
    • CubeSat
    • Spacebit
    • walking rover
    Authors: Pavlo Tanasyuk    
  • Artemis, China space programme, ILRS, International Lunar Research Station, NASA, Space race April 2025 Racing to the Moon

    ...for water ice. According to a Chinese National Space Agency press release quoting Wu Weiren, Chief Designer of China’s lunar exploration programme, Chang’e-7 will include a special craft able to fly from the landing site to a nearby, permanently dark...

    • Artemis
    • China space programme
    • ILRS
    • International Lunar Research Station
    • NASA
    • Space race
    Authors: Donald Robertson    
  • commercial space, Human spaceflight, lunar mission, NewSpace, Space economy April 2020 Is space poised to take another giant leap?

    ... vaporised by the impact. Today, it is China that is currently leading this new wave of lunar exploration, racing from a first lunar orbiter to a soft landing on the lunar far side in little more than 10 years. Its Moon programme, named after the...

    • commercial space
    • Human spaceflight
    • lunar mission
    • NewSpace
    • Space economy
    Authors: Christopher Riley    
  • hydrogen energy, Lunar hydrogen, lunar mining, lunar regolith October 2021 Mining lunar hydrogen

    ... asteroid resources. As part of the discussion, for example, Prof V Shevchenko, a leading expert in the field of lunar exploration, stated that, according to his estimates, the Earth’s reserves of gold, diamonds and zinc will last for ...

    • hydrogen energy
    • Lunar hydrogen
    • lunar mining
    • lunar regolith
    Authors: Anna V Bobin     Vyacheslav A Bobin    
  • Chang'e 5, lunar sample return 25 November 2020 Chang'e 5 is on its way to the Moon

    ... and is responsible for the reception, processing, and storage management of scientific data and samples. The China Lunar Exploration Project is a major national science and technology special landmark project defined in the “National Medium and Long...

    • Chang'e 5
    • lunar sample return
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