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In his latest (week-old, sorry) blog, the Institute's (LPI) Dr. Paul Spudis discusses how lunar regolith will be a necessary resource for future astronauts.
Regolith, The “Other” Lunar Resource
Wednesday Jan-12-2011
In a recent article published on space.com, researchers discuss what causes the lumpy gravity of the Moon. As many people may know, the Moon has an odd gravity field. For example, one perturbation ...
Our Moon isn’t the only interesting natural satellite in our solar system. It turns out that there are a large number of fascinating ...
The Moon ain't what it used to be. People gush about asteroids, Mars, Jovian moons, exoplanets...but it feels like if you bring up the Moon, you mostly just get either a blank or a 'meh'. When ...
Today is Astronomy Day, and one of the best ways to celebrate is by going out and doing some stargazing. And one of the best ways to get started with stargazing is to use the Moon as a guide and ...
The mission of the Kepler Project is to discover habitable planets orbiting other stars. However, many of these planets are light years away and unreachable by humans with our current technology. So ...
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