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More than 50 years after the Apollo era, major governments and well-funded private companies still struggle with lunar landing missions. Why is landing on the moon so hard in 2024?

Half a century after the first humans landed on the moon, global interest is once again rising to visit our celestial neighbor. This time, nations have their sights set on the lunar south pole. Why?

Half a century after the first humans landed on the moon, global interest is once again rising to visit our celestial neighbor. This time, nations have their sights set on the lunar south pole. Why?

Humanity is dashing to the Moon once more, but this time with private players, a lunar habitat, and a trajectory for Mars.

The Moon is hot again, but why? Asia News Network (ANN) is the leading regional alliance of news titles striving to bring the region closer, through an active sharing of editorial content on happenings in the region.

After so many years, why has the Moon landing become so cool again? The simple answer is: water.

India became the first nation on earth to successfully land an aircraft on the south pole of the moon this week. Now, a European astronaut is taking over as the commander of the International Space Station, part of a long term plan for a permanent base on the lunar surface.

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NASA may be leading the charge, but private companies are hot on its heels.

Ramin Skibba, Contributor (Inside Science) -- For decades, even before the iconic Hubble telescope took flight, astronomers have been launching spacecraft into orbit in the hopes of avoiding atmospheric effects that blur images taken by telescopes on Earth. But to catch clear signals of some cosmic objects, even those orbits aren’t high enough. A group of astronomers now make the case for assembling and planting telescopes on the moon. In a series of newly published papers, they argue that ou...