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Artemis' Lunar Terrain Vehicle will be vastly more capable than the Apollo rover
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NASA's Artemis I mission will study deep space radiation like no other
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Show HN: For International Moon Day, I’m excited to share my curated Moon page
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Recipes to Make Moons
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How do planets get rings?
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The lunar gateway has largely independent goals to the crewed landing missions part of Artemis. IMO only the legally mandatory use of SLS+Orion part is a screw up for Artemis but most of the rest of the hardware and infrastructure will be o
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Hardware for crewed Moon missions later this decade is coming along bit by bit
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Related shameless plug: I've been tracking the progress of NASA's Artemis plans to return humans to the Moon on my one-of-a-kind, technical newsletter Moon Monday https://blog.jatan.space/s/moon-monday It als
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Yes, it will be crazy unused capacity at least for the first human landing and then some more. But once the system is better tested and refined, the latter of which NASA _is_ investing in Starship for ( https://blog.jatan.space&#x
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Except there is. NASA has already selected SpaceX to land the first Artemis astronauts on the Moon: https://www.nasa.gov/press-release/as-artemis-moves-forward-... And while there maybe delays with Starship, it's
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What we know about India's Chandrayaan 3 Moon landing mission
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A Japanese astronaut will land on the Moon with NASA’s help
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Mapping NASA’s Moon to Mars Objectives to Efforts on Earth
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Show HN: NASA APOD inspired Luna Sights to browse pretty sights on our Moon
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Why do you need (my) Instagram?
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NASA extends LRO Moon orbiter till 2025 to support crewed and robotic return
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Scientists want NASA to ensure breakthrough science with Artemis
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When will we explore Saturn's moon Enceladus to find alien life?
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This is yet another (most welcome) hypothesis in explaining the sheer differences in our Moon’s nearside and farside. Just last month I wrote a feature article explaining the other leading theories for what caused these nearside-farside dif
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Hey, thanks!
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Hi, I write popular science articles on space exploration as well as the world's only Moon exploration newsletter! https://blog.jatan.space/about I also have a general blog for all my other interests, including bloggin
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NASA’s brilliant move to keep sending humans to the Moon
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Tell HN: I'm covering every major development in humanity's return to the Moon
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The Two-Faced Moon
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If any of you guys at Substack can answer this, it would be great: I'm a huge fan and proponent of Substack as a professional space writer and "blogger" from the days of the old. But if there's one thing I think Substack
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How we test spacecraft before launch
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To help Ukraine, don't post on social media; act tangibly instead
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Medium and Wordpress.com are silos you should try avoiding
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Science writing tip: Unlearn academic verbiage
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Colored vs. Underlined Links
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