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Daily Quiz | On lunar missions

The Hindu’s Daily Quiz on lunar missions

The Hindu

A 30-Mile Slab of Granite May Be Hiding in an Ancient Volcano on the Moon

Granite decorates kitchens, and stems from volcanic clogs on Earth. But now, researchers have found a huge hunk of granite on the Moon.

Inverse

Moon, Mars and beyond: the UAE makes an ambitious foray into space

An analysis on the entry of the UAE and other West Asian nations into the field of space research and their ambitions and prospects

The Hindu

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Chandrayaan-3 launch on July 14, lunar landing on August 23 or 24

India’s much-awaited Moon mission Chandrayaan-3 has been scheduled for July 14, 2023, at 2.35 p.m. IST from SDSC, Sriharikota, Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) said on July 6.

The Hindu

This NASA probe has been revealing stunning moon views for 14 years. How long will it last?

Over the 14 years since its launch, the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter has produced images and data proven that have transformed our understanding of the moon. But how much longer can the orbiter last?

Space

Astro-tourism – chasing eclipses, meteor showers and elusive dark skies from Earth

For years, small groups of astronomy enthusiasts have traveled the globe chasing the rare solar eclipse. They have embarked on cruises to the middle of the ocean, taken flights into the eclipse’s path and even traveled to Antarctica. In August 2017, millions across the U.S. witnessed a total solar eclipse…

The Conversation

Space Blocs: The future of international cooperation in space is splitting along lines of power on Earth

Even during times of conflict on the ground, space has historically been an arena of collaboration among nations. But trends in the past decade suggest the nature of cooperation in space is shifting.

Space

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Exact time Buck supermoon will be visible in the UK tonight, July 3 2023

The incredible sight will appear in the southeast but people will have to wait until moonrise to see it

Wales Online

Chandrayaan-3: India’s mission to land on Moon begins next week

Indian Space Research Organisation chairman S Somanath has said they will attempt a soft landing on the Moon’s south pole. “The launch day is July 13, it can go up to 19th.”

The Times of India

July Buck Moon: Tips on how to see it above the skies of Northern Ireland

Tonight's full Buck supermoon will be visible in the UK and around the world

Belfast Live

India counts down to third lunar exploration mission

Indian spacecraft Chandrayaan-3 sets off for the moon this month – a further step in the country's 60-year-old space odyssey.

Radio France Internationale

Look Up! July’s Full Buck Moon Will Rise This Week

The Moon is gearing up for its brightest show of the month just before the Independence Day holiday.

Inverse

How should a robot explore the Moon? A simple question shows the limits of current AI systems

Scientists theorise how a simple question - How should a robot explore the Moon? - can teaches how AI can be used more effectively

The Hindu

Nasa aims to mine resources on moon in next decade

US space agency plans to send Americans to the moon by 2025, including the first women and person of color

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The Conversation

How should a robot explore the Moon? A simple question shows the limits of current AI systems

Rapid progress in artificial intelligence (AI) has spurred some leading voices in the field to call for a research pause, raise the possibility of AI-driven human extinction, and even ask for government regulation. At the heart of their concern is the idea AI might become so powerful we lose control…

The Hindu

Explained | Artemis Accords, India-US space collaboration and how it relates to ISRO’s missions

India has decided to join the ‘Artemis Accords’ led by the United States of America – an effort to put humans back on the moon by 2025.

The Hindu

Explained | India has signed the Artemis Accords. What is at stake?

On June 21, 2023, India’s Ambassador to the U.S., Taranjit Sandhu, leaned over a table at Washington, D.C.’s historic Willard Hotel to sign the document confirming India’s acceptance of the Artemis Accords. It was a relatively modest event amid a pageantry-filled state visit that has seen a slew of deals…

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India and Ecuador sign Artemis Accords for peaceful moon exploration

India and Ecuador both signed the Artemis Accords this week, bringing the total number of countries that have agreed to sustainable and peaceful space exploration to 27.

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Ingredient for life found on Saturn moon

Saturn's moon Enceladus ejected plumes of water that contain phosphorus, considered to be a building block for life

Inverse

Look: See Mars and Venus on the Summer Solstice

Usually the summer solstice is all about Earth and the Sun, but Mars, Venus, and the Moon are getting in on the action this year.

Daily Record

Summer solstice to see Venus, Mars and moon align in rare moment - how to watch

The planets will create a triangle with the moon on the sky in a special event not expected to be seen again for almost five years.

Evening Standard

How to see planets align with the moon during summer solstice tonight

The Sun will be in its highest position over the northern hemisphere

Inverse

The Biggest Hazard for Astronauts on the Moon May Be Right Under Their Feet

Lunar regolith is a major hazard for missions heading to the Moon. And it could be worse on some missions than others.

The Hindu

Explained | If Betelgeuse goes supernova, what would it look like?

The star Betelgeuse is around 500 light years away. Following an explosion, we first would detect a rain of massless particles called neutrinos, which would be harmless to us. After that, the star would quickly brighten. After one or two weeks it would shine with about the same brightness as…

The Conversation

Where was the Sun? Here's why astronomers are more useful in court cases than you'd think

Over the past eight years, I have been asked to submit astronomical evidence for court cases all over Australia.

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