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These inventive ideas could help Artemis astronauts make drinking water on the moon
Ten U.K. finalists have been announced in the Aqualunar Challenge, an effort to develop tech that can turn moon ice into drinkable water.
Japan's ispace will fly a tiny European-built lunar rover to the moon this year (photo)
The Luxembourg-based subsidiary of Japanese space exploration firm ispace has finished building a micro lunar rover, which is now set to fly to the moon.
China's tiny 'Golden Toad' rover used AI to take an epic photo on the moon's far side (video)
A new video shows how a tiny rover on China's ambitious Chang'e 6 mission used AI to snap an epic shot on the far side of the moon.
Where do the moon's weird swirls come from? Scientists are trying to find out
Scientists are getting closer to explaining where bizarre lunar patterns that seem to have the involvement of magnetic fields come from.
Europe on the moon: ESA targeting 2031 for 1st 'Argonaut' lunar lander mission
The first robotic Argonaut moon landing mission is targeted for 2031, the European Space Agency noted in a document published last week.
'A dark day for lunar science:' Scientists shocked as NASA cancels VIPER moon rover
Lunar scientists are stunned by NASA's decision to cancel the ice-hunting VIPER rover and what it means for our understanding of the moon.
How the CIA 'kidnapped' a Soviet moon probe during the space race
To gain insight on how the Soviet Union built moon-bound gear, the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) carried out a covert spy job on a Soviet exhibit in 1959.
Whip up a moon-like crater
Want to learn more about the moon and how craters are formed? This neat NASA experiment will take your learning to new heights.
