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Articles tagged: lunar south pole

  • CubeSat, interplanetary, MarCO, mother-daughter architecture July 2018 The rise of interplanetary CubeSats

    ... Italy. Several of the missions will be science-led investigations to better observe the permanently shadowed craters of the lunar south pole for water ice. Others, like BioSentinel led by NASA Ames, will be evaluating the effects of deep space...

    • CubeSat
    • interplanetary
    • MarCO
    • mother-daughter architecture
    Authors: Jekan Thanga    
  • Apollo Next Generation Sample Analysis program, Artemis, Lunar samples, Lunar volatiles, permanently shadowed regions, PSR January 2021 Evolution of volatiles on the Moon

    ... be explained by this newly understood magnetic pathway between the Earth and the Moon. The topography of the lunar south pole with embedded water ice (blue shading). Many of these craters are completely shaded from the solar...

    • Apollo Next Generation Sample Analysis program
    • Artemis
    • Lunar samples
    • Lunar volatiles
    • permanently shadowed regions
    • PSR
    Authors: David S Draper     James Green    
  • Artemis, LEGO, NASA, SLS, Space Launch System April 2025 Lego’s tribute to NASA’s SLS and Artemis

    ... to send astronauts to the lunar south pole around 2030Photo: Moreover, any discussion about manned lunar exploration has to factor in China, which is understood to be planning to send astronauts to the lunar south pole around 2030, a favoured...

    • Artemis
    • LEGO
    • NASA
    • SLS
    • Space Launch System
    Authors: Mark Williamson    
  • cislunar economy, lunar ice, mining, space resources October 2018 Mining the Moon for fun and profit

    ... propellant from water. The permanently shadowed regions (PSRs) near the lunar poles harbour significant quantities of water in the form of ice. In the image of the lunar south pole (above right), the Cabeus crater is indicated. This is where a spent...

    • cislunar economy
    • lunar ice
    • mining
    • space resources
    Authors: George Sowers    
  • Artemis, China space programme, ILRS, International Lunar Research Station, NASA, Space race April 2025 Racing to the Moon

    ... small engines for the terminal approach and landing. China is expected to select a landing site near the lunar south pole. The crew will explore and sample the site, hoping to confirm claims of water ice on or near the...

    • Artemis
    • China space programme
    • ILRS
    • International Lunar Research Station
    • NASA
    • Space race
    Authors: Donald Robertson    
  • David Iron, Lunar Mission One, moon exploration June 2015 Lunar Mission One: crowdfunding endeavour and drilling on the Moon

    ... capsules, which could survive around a billion years. The principal aim of the mission is to drill into the lunar south pole. Years of preparation work followed, examining the cost case for the mission, developing a consumer product that...

    • David Iron
    • Lunar Mission One
    • moon exploration
    Authors: David Iron    
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