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Concept image showing how Lunar Trailblazer’s remote sensing data was to distinguish between lunar water in the form of ice crystals versus mineral-bound states.
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Before you read up on what’s happening at the cutting edge of humanity, please observe a moment of silence for the 100+ school girls killed by the US and Israeli strikes on Iran.
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Artemis II launch delayed again On February 19, NASA successfully fully fueled the SLS rocket and performed a practice countdown test ahead of the upcoming launch of the Artemis II mission to fly four astronauts around the Moon and back.
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China conducts a multi-element test unlike any other nation in firm march to Luna | Moon Monday #262
The background image shows the Mengzhou capsule escaping from the Long March 10A booster, which itself keeps flying towards space.
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A PSLV rocket, and its fairing being prepared pre-launch.
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A tribute before we begin: I’m saddened to share that we have lost a pioneering international lunar collaboration diplomat in Steve Durst [1943-2026].
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Announcement: Before we begin the article, I’m thrilled to share that apart from running my flagship Moon Monday blog+newsletter, I’m continuing with the Open Lunar Foundation and its nice team for another year to help communicate the non-profit’s research