Moon

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Is our Moon’s long-lost twin stalking Mars?

Elizabeth Rayne

Moon dust looks mystical, but its razor-sharp particles call for new protective gear

Elizabeth Rayne

Moon dust on an astronaut's space suit

Tag: Bad Astronomy

Astronomers find water on the Moon glowing in sunlight

Phil Plait

Water molecules distributed in the lunar surface material have been found by the SOFIA observatory, which flies inside a 747 jet. Credit: NASA/Daniel Rutter

Tag: Bad Astronomy

Can you hear me now…that I’m on the Moon? Lunar 4G LTE network will be landing soon

Elizabeth Rayne

Oct 25, 2020

cell phone on the Moon

NASA's Moon/Mars DuAxel rover shows off transformative skills in Mojave Desert field test

Jeff Spry

Oct 14, 2020

Are there secrets from Venus on the Moon, and could they mean Venus once had life?

Elizabeth Rayne

Oct 9, 2020

Botticelli's Birth of Venus

Tag: space suit

NASA takes a dip in Space Center pool to test new moon-bound spacesuits

Jeff Spry

Oct 8, 2020

Tag: space suit

NASA unveils Artemis program overview, charting course for a new era of Moon exploration

Benjamin Bullard

Sep 22, 2020

NASA unveils the Orion spacecraft

Headed to the moon soon? NASA wants to pay firms to collect lunar soil souvenirs

Jeff Spry

Sep 11, 2020

Lunacy? The moon could affect our biorhythms in almost supernatural ways

Elizabeth Rayne

Sep 9, 2020

Remus Lupin in Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban

Tag: Bad Astronomy

The Moon is getting a little rusty. Like, *actually* rusty.

Phil Plait

Sep 9, 2020

Chandrayaan-1’s Moon Mineralogy Mapper observes the Moon in strips, and the colors here represent different substances: For example water and hydroxyl ions (OH) are blue (note they are near the poles), and pyroxene, an iron-bearing mineral, is red.

Tag: Bad Astronomy

Tag: Space Launch System

NASA's new FSB-1 megarocket booster test just torched an entire Utah hillside

Jeff Spry

Sep 3, 2020

Tag: Space Launch System

Size up our solar system's many magnificent moons, plopped down right here on Earth

Jeff Spry

Jul 30, 2020

Tag: Bad Astronomy

Tag: asteroid impact

Earth's asteroid impact rate took a sudden jump 290 million years ago

Phil Plait

Jul 27, 2020

Pierazzo crater, an impact site on the lunar far side, just over the edge of the Moon as seen from Earth. Credit: NASA/GSFC/Arizona State University

Tag: Bad Astronomy

Tag: asteroid impact

NASA eyes closed-cabin rover ‘like an RV for the moon’ in first step toward long-term lunar presence

Benjamin Bullard

Jul 15, 2020

An astronaut with American flag on the surface of the moon

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