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How scientists are tackling the biggest problems of returning humans to the Moon - Vimarsana News

How scientists are tackling the biggest problems of returning humans to the Moon

The expense and prestige involved in sending landers and rovers to the Moon means you can’t afford for them not to work when they get there. But the lunar landscape is like nothing here on Earth. So how, and where, do you test equipment that’s bound for the Moon?

First U.S. lunar lander to moon in decades suffers 'critical loss of propellant' - Vimarsana News

First U.S. lunar lander to moon in decades suffers 'critical loss of propellant'

Astrobotic on Monday said its Peregrine lunar lander experienced an issue after successfully launching from Florida early in the morning. This is one of many Moon missions that have not gone well.

Source: upi.com
ULA launches first U.S. lunar lander to moon in decades - Vimarsana News

ULA launches first U.S. lunar lander to moon in decades

United Launch Alliance launched its first-ever Vulcan Centaur rocket early Monday from Florida, with the aim of returning the United States to the moon for the first time in five decades.

Source: yahoo.com
First U.S. lunar lander to moon in decades encounters 'anamoly' as situation unfolds - Vimarsana News

First U.S. lunar lander to moon in decades encounters 'anamoly' as situation unfolds

Astrobotic on Monday said its Peregrine lunar lander, experienced an issue after successfully launching from Florida early in the morning. This is one of many Moon missions that didn't go well.

Source: upi.com
Why the next moon landing may be the most important since Apollo 11 - Vimarsana News

Why the next moon landing may be the most important since Apollo 11

It is a private company that will be landing on the moon, not Nasa