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Articles tagged: lunar exploration

  • JAXA, moon exploration, Sony Group Corporation, TOMY Company, transformable lunar robot 31 May 2021 JAXA to send a transforming robot to the Moon in 2022

    ... room during its trip to the Moon. JAXA expects the transformable rover to play active roles in future lunar exploration missions as well as being a pathfinder mission for its crewed pressurised rover which the agency advertised for...

    • JAXA
    • moon exploration
    • Sony Group Corporation
    • TOMY Company
    • transformable lunar robot
  • Google Lunar XPRIZE, HAKUTO-R, ispace, moon exploration, SpaceX 01 October 2018 ispace partners with SpaceX for 2020 & 2021 Moon missions

    ... HAKUTO-R are targeted to begin from mid-2020 and from mid-2021, respectively. ispace is the first lunar exploration company to purchase multiple launches. Takeshi Hakamada, ispace Founder & CEO said “We share the vision with SpaceX...

    • Google Lunar XPRIZE
    • HAKUTO-R
    • ispace
    • moon exploration
    • SpaceX
  • Artemis, Human Landing System, Moon mission, SpaceX 19 April 2021 NASA picks SpaceX Human Lunar Lander for its Artemis programme

    ...,” said Kathy Lueders, NASA's associate administrator for Human Explorations and Operations Mission Directorate. “This critical step puts humanity on a path to sustainable lunar exploration and keeps our eyes on missions farther into the solar...

    • Artemis
    • Human Landing System
    • Moon mission
    • SpaceX
  • Allyson Reneau, Article, mars, Moon November 2016 Moon or Mars - NASA’s next logical step?

    ... the first trained scientist to walk on the Moon. During the Apollo 17 mission he collected evidence of lunar volcanic activity. Lunar exploration in the coming years will be essential preparation for long journeys across our Solar System, developing...

    • Allyson Reneau
    • Article
    • mars
    • Moon
    Authors: Allyson Reneau    
  • Artemis Accords, NASA, OST, Outer Space Treaty, space law, space resources October 2020 Is NASA’s Artemis Accords agreement Moon-proof?

    ...between national space authorities and not government-to-government agreements. Whether that is ultimately workable in terms of lunar exploration and exploitation remains to be seen. While they are based on an open platform and transparency, what are...

    • Artemis Accords
    • NASA
    • OST
    • Outer Space Treaty
    • space law
    • space resources
    Authors: Sanat Kaul    
  • Artemis-2, Artemis-3, Human Landing System, lunar base, moon exploration 18 September 2020 NASA chiefs hint that Artemis will land at Apollo site, not lunar poles

    At a meeting of NASA’s Lunar Exploration Analysis Group (LEAG) this week, head boss Jim Bridenstine hinted that the agency’s first crewed mission to the Moon – Artemis III – would not head for the lunar South Pole but would...

    • Artemis-2
    • Artemis-3
    • Human Landing System
    • lunar base
    • moon exploration
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