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Today, ESA and the Government of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg signed an extension of their memorandum of cooperation concerning the field of space resources for another five years, underscoring both parties' commitment to advancing sustainable and peaceful exploration beyond Earth.

We are excited to announce the latest edition of Akin's Space Law, Regulation and Policy Update, our newsletter focused on global space policy.

Students travelled to Adelaide from India, Bangladesh and Poland to compete in an international space rover competition.

The Moon could be badly exploited and suffer irreversible damage, astronomers said, in an effort to caution those who wish to survey the lunar landscape. Dozens of probes are gearing up to do so over the next few years.

Resources include sensory friendly viewing locations for graduates and guests who need a break from the loud sounds, bright lights and big crowds at graduation.

The moon could become the next stage in the United States' competition with China over resource-rich areas.

Nearly two dozen teams from five nations have entered a space engineering challenge to be held in Adelaide next year.

Private companies and governments are reaching for the stars in an effort to ease Earth-bound shortages with space mining.

Countries like China, India, Russia and the U.S. are strong contenders in the space race for extraterrestrial resources.

The NASA Artemis project aims to return Americans to the moon by 2025. NASA's Artemis Program brings landing, living, and exploring on Earth's moon closer to reality, as the third Space Resources Roundtable at the Colorado School of Mines showed institutions, small and large businesses, and international space agencies' growing interest in lunar activities.