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NASA’s Artemis mission will (hopefully) take astronauts to the Moon in 2024 … and when those people get there, they’ll need to go to the bathroom. With that in mind, the space agency is now looking to the public for ideas for “moon toilets.”Continue Re… Continue reading NASA offering cash prizes for lunar toilet concepts
With NASA determined to return humans to the Moon in 2024 through its Artemis program, many are turning their attention to the habitats that will house this next generation of explorers. Among them is Danish design duo Sebastian Aristotelis and Karl-Jo… Continue reading Origami-inspired expanding lunar module set for testing in Greenland
Scientists are exploring the potential of using the urine of astronauts to help build some of the first moon bases. By using resources harvested from the Moon, with a little help form astronauts too, it is hoped that lunar settlers will be able to cut … Continue reading Astronaut pee could help build 3D-printed moon bases
The big expense in getting people to orbit or the moon or any other space destination is the cost of escaping the Earth’s gravity. One often-proposed solution involves building a giant space elevator from some point on the Earth to orbit. That sounds great, but the reality is the materials …read more
Continue reading Moon Elevator Could Be Sooner Than You Think
An ambitious but ultimately doomed mission to land the first private spacecraft on the Moon may not be without entirely without scientific consequence. Among the many items onboard Israel’s ill-fated Beresheet lunar lander were thousands and … Continue reading Indestructible tardigrades thought to have lived through crash-landing on the Moon
Put yourself in [This Old Tony]’s shoes: you get an email out of the blue asking you to take part in making a replica of a 50-year-old spacecraft. Would you believe it? He didn’t, at least not at first, but in the end it proved to be true enough that …read more
Continue reading Project Egress: A Bracket And A Bell Crank For The Latches
The history of the Moon in cinema is a compelling parallel to the story of the Moon in popular consciousness. As the world’s perception of the Moon has changed, so have the cinematic stories we tell, and this chronology of the Moon on film te… Continue reading The story of the Moon across a century of cinema
When it comes to the quest for artifacts from the Space Race of the 1960s, few items are more sought after than flown hardware. Oh sure, there have been stories of small samples of the 382 kg of moon rocks and dust that were returned at the cost of something …read more
Although it looks like a boring, barren place, the Moon is home to some pretty amazing landmarks. The South Pole-Aitken basin, for example, is the largest impact crater in the solar system, measuring about 2,500 km (1,550 mi) across at its widest point. And now scientists have detected something strange buried under the crater.
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Continue Reading Huge metallic anomaly detected buried beneath the Moon’s largest crater
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Continue reading Huge metallic anomaly detected buried beneath the Moon's largest crater
On Sunday, July 20, 1969, the first thing ever written by a human while on a celestial body that wasn’t our own planet Earth was jotted onto a page. That page was within a book known as “The Timeline Book,” a book which had, only moments before, sat between two men, who were soon to become household names the world over.
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Continue Reading Timeline Book from Apollo 11’s Lunar Module rockets to auction
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Continue reading Timeline Book from Apollo 11's Lunar Module rockets to auction