Page 4 - Moon Exploration News Today

Space agency cites poor weather.

Apart from making it a base for future habitation, the exploration of the lunar surface will also give a fillip to the private sector

Chandrayaan-3 has achieved a historic soft landing on the Moon's southern pole, elevating India's global standing in space exploration. ISRO's modest-budget project garnered immense admiration worldwide. To celebrate, Magicpin fulfilled its promise by replacing its office sign with 'magicISRO'.

Mike Gold, ex-NASA official, sees Chandrayaan-3 as pivotal for lunar understanding, resources, and settlements, regardless of landing success.

Seema Haider's fasting for Chandrayaan's success has sparked discussions about her intentions owing to her illegal entry in India.

The Russian Space Research Institute on Monday published the first images provided by the Luna-25 lunar mission.

On August 11, a Soyuz rocket will blast off from the Vostochny Cosmodrome in the Russian Far East carrying a very important cargo: the first Russian lunar module to be sent to the Moon in nearly 50 years! How will the module get to there? What will its mission be? Check out Sputniks infographic for details.

HKU’s Dr Qian Yuqi beats off stiff competition to win use of precious lunar rocks and dust from 2020 mainland Chinese moon shot for research.

Argentina became the 28th country to sign the Artemis Accords on July 27, as NASA administrator Bill Nelson was in South America on a goodwill tour.

China successfully carried out a trial test on the main engine of the Long March-10, a new carrier rocket designed for manned Moon landing missions, aiming to land taikonauts on the Moon by the year 2030.