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SHOCKING: The Moon’s water is actually moving. Join us as we track lunar water in motion and see what it means for future explorers. Watch now: https://youtu.be/M1trch5dTDA 🌕💧🚀
#Moon #SpaceExploration #LunarScience #Adventure

What the Moon Rocks Were Hiding The rocks that twelve astronauts carried home from the Moon fifty years ago have just rewritten our understanding of lunar history. A new analysis of Apollo samples has finally resolved one of the most stubborn debates in planetary science and the answer turns out to be one that neither side of the argument was entirely right about.

What the Moon Rocks Were Hiding #Science #Space #LunarScience #MoonRocks #SpaceExploration

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Moon's Magnetic Mystery Solved: It Was a Titanium Blip, Not a Billion-Year Shield Oxford scientists reveal Apollo samples were biased toward titanium-rich rocks, showing the Moon's strong magnetic field lasted at most 5,000 years, not half a billion.

Moon's Magnetic Mystery Solved: It Was a Titanium Blip, Not a Billion-Year Shield

#LunarScience #Apollo #Artemis #SpaceExploration #NatureGeoscience #AusNews

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Moon 101: A Conversation with Astronaut Harrison Schmitt In this episode of "Moon 101," we hold a conversation with Astronaut Harrison Schmitt about exploring the Moon.

If you’ve got 20 minutes, it’s worth a watch: plus.nasa.gov/video/moon-1...

#ArtemisProgram #LunarScience #Apollo17 #Helium3

👩‍🚀Happy International Day of Women and Girls in Science!

👩🏻‍🔬🛰️🌖🚀🔭🪐☄️🔬🧬🥼

#moon #lunarexploration #womeninscience #lunarscience #humairfan

Asteroid 2024 YR4 Could Hit the Moon in 2032: What We Know About the 200-Foot Space Rock Asteroid 2024 YR4 may hit the Moon in 2032, scientists say. Learn about the 200-foot space rock, impact chances, and whether the flash could be seen from Earth.

Asteroid 2024 YR4 Could Hit the Moon in 2032: What We Know About the 200-Foot Space Rock
#Asteroid2024YR4 #MoonImpact #SpaceNews #NASA #AsteroidWatch #LunarScience #Astronomy #ScienceNews #CosmicEvents #MoonMission
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Why the Moon's far side is now the prize every country wants Astronomers love a challenge. They place their observatories on the highest mountains, in the driest deserts, on the coldest ice shelves, beneath the deepest oceans, in orbit around Earth and the Sun,...

Why the Moon's far side is now the prize every country wants #Science #Space #PlanetaryScience #MoonExploration #SpaceRace #LunarScience

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Sticky lunar soil found in #Change6 samples shows why the Moon’s far side is harder to explore. Fine grains, space weather, and unique regolith challenge future missions. #LunarScience #MoonExploration

RobinReach

Chang'e-6 brings back far side secrets and redefines the Moon's ancient story for science 🌕 Venture into the unknown and see what these samples reveal 🚀🔭 Watch now and ride along with the discovery:
https://youtu.be/5o0zr1fIlfk
#SpaceExploration #LunarScience #ChangE6 #Moon

An image announcing the launch of the Lunar-VISE website.

We're live now! 💻 Visit our website to explore the science and team behind the Lunar-VISE payload, our journey to investigate the Moon’s silicic volcanism and its geologic past. 🌕

Link: sciences.ucf.edu/lunarvise/

#LunarVISE #Moon #LunarScience #LunarExploration #MoonResearch

The Moon’s surface is bombarded by solar & cosmic radiation – no atmosphere, no magnetic field to protect it. GCRs, SEPs, and solar wind pose serious risks. #SpaceTech #MoonMission #RadiationShielding #CosmicRays #SpaceExploration #LunarScience #MuskInChernobyl

The moon's biggest impact crater made a radioactive splash New analyses of the largest impact crater on the moon reveal unexpected insights into its tumultuous past. They also suggest that once astronauts return to the moon, they will have access to a veritab...

The Moon’s largest impact crater, the South Pole Aitken Basin, formed about 4.3 billion years ago and spread radioactive elements across its far side. New data show elevated thorium and uranium in nearby terrain. #LunarScience #Moon #Geology #PlanetaryScience
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Paper
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International Observe the Moon Night may have passed, but we just can't get enough of the moon! For all you selenophiles out there (moon lovers 😄), check out the newly added #citizenscience project LUNAR MELT by @psi.edu!
Check it out: https://scistarter.org/lunar-melt
#lunarscience #NASA #moon

1/16 🌙 FIRST LUNAR FARSIDE SAMPLES REVEAL MOON'S SECRETS 🌙

Chang'e-6 returns from the mysterious lunar farside with 2.8-billion-year-old basalts.

First analysis published in Nature changes everything we thought we knew about lunar evolution.
#LunarScience #ChangE6

Flashback Friday: On August 4, 1971, Apollo 15 deployed the Particles and Fields Subsatellite (PFS-1) into lunar orbit—just before leaving the Moon.

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#FlashbackFriday #OSMED #Apollo15 #PFS1 #LunarScience #SatelliteDesign #NASA #SpaceHistory #DeepSpaceExploration

Not only am I hosting the #international #observe the #Moon night table, I will also be hosting an event about #Titan and the #Dragonfly mission. #lunarscience #Saturn #STEM #NASA #planetaryscience #spacemissions

Our next big event will be for International Observe the Moon Night with a table and a ton of handouts and take home crafts! #InternationalObservetheMoonNight #Moon #lunarscience #astronomy #STEMEducation #libraries

New research shows that the Moon's surface features offer surprising protection against solar wind erosion, preserving its exosphere. 🌑🔍 Link: https://tinyurl.com/26392ppy #LunarScience #SpaceEnvironment #SpaceExploration

Exploring the cosmos at the Centre for Planetary Sciences, UCL/Birkbeck Annual Meeting at @ucl-bbk-cps.bsky.social, with exciting discussions on lunar research, solar system science & exploration, astronomy, astrophysics, & more with fellow scientists 🌖🪐🚀🛰️👩‍🚀 #lunarexploration #lunarscience #moon

1/8 🌙 MEASURING EARTH-MOON DISTANCE TO THE MICROMETER 🌙

Scientists can already measure the Moon's distance to within 5-10mm using laser pulses.

Now researcher Slava Turyshev proposes a revolutionary method for unprecedented precision.
#LunarScience #Physics

A close-up image of the Moon, partially lit on the left side with the right side in shadow against a black background. The text of the title reads: “How Do We Communicate from the Moon?”

Arrow diagram of the Earth and Moon against a black background with a labeled distance of 384,400 km (238,855 miles). The title at the top reads: "The Moon Is Really Far Away...". The text at the bottom reads: "The Moon isn’t just a quick hop away! It’s about 238,855 miles (384,400 kilometers) from Earth. That’s almost 10 times around the Earth’s equator! Because it’s so far, sending messages between the Moon and Earth takes time and energy. These signals can weaken over that long trip and can be affected by space weather."

Illustration of a spacecraft orbiting the Moon against a black background. The title reads: "What Is a Spacecraft?" The text at the bottom reads: "A spacecraft is a vehicle that travels to space to explore the Moon and other places in space! Some orbit the Moon, like the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter above, to gather data from above the surface, while others land to study the surface directly. Spacecraft instruments collect information and then send it back to Earth for scientists to explore space without leaving home."

Graphic of a relay satellite against a black background. The title reads: "What is a Relay Satellite?" The text at the bottom reads: "Relay satellites orbit the Moon to help transmit messages when direct signals from the surface can’t reach Earth especially on the far side. China’s Queqiao 2 currently supports its own lunar missions this way. Satellites like these help maintain communication during lunar exploration, ensuring mission control stays connected even in the most remote regions of the Moon."

From 238,855 miles away, Moon missions send back videos, photos, and science all through invisible beams of data. 🌕📡 Here’s how communication satellites, relay systems, and radio waves make it happen.

#SpaceTech #LunarScience #HowItWorks #SatelliteCommunication #MoonMission #STEMeducation

NASA’s LRO Views ispace HAKUTO-R Mission 2 Moon Lander Impact Site The Japanese ispace HAKUTO-R Mission 2 was supposed to touch down gently on the Moon on June 5, 2025. Unfortunately, communications with the RESILIENCE lander were lost about 90 seconds before it should...

NASA’s LRO Views ispace HAKUTO-R Mission 2 Moon Lander Impact Site #Science #Space #LunarScience #MoonLanding #LunarExploration #NASA

Lunar Beads Reveal Explosive Secrets of the Ancient Moon A new study of mysterious glass beads from the Moon reveals explosive volcanic activity from billions of years ago — and could rewrite what we know about lunar history.

They look like space glitter, but these tiny glass beads could rewrite the Moon’s volcanic history. #MoonSecrets #LunarScience #VolcanicBeads

The moon: Facts about our planet's lunar companion Discover interesting facts about how the moon formed, what it's made out of, and the many missions humans have launched to explore it.

The moon: Facts about our planet's lunar companion #Science #Space #Astronomy #MoonFacts #LunarScience #SpaceExploration

Japan’s Resilience Lunar Lander Enters Orbit Ahead of June Landing Private Japanese Lunar Lander Enters Orbit Ahead of June Touchdown A significant milestone has been reached for Japan’s private lunar

Japan's Private Lunar Lander Reaches Orbit, Landing Expected in June
#JapanLunarMission #PrivateSpaceExploration #LunarLanding #Ispace #MoonLanding #ResilienceLander #LunarOrbit #SpaceInnovation #LunarExploration #MoonMission #SpaceTechnology #PrivateSpacecraft #IntuitiveMachines #LunarScience

Pictures from DEEPS DIVE, where some LunaSCOPE students presented research in planetary science to their peers! A very great day! #planetaryscience #lunascope #lunarscience #research

Pictures of the earth including a desert, a volcano, ice, and green aurora

A love letter to the Earth from the Moon: 4 22 2025 DEAR EARTH, I wouldn't want to ever be caught in another's orbit. Your beautiful blue and glamorous green hue could outshine the Sun itself. I am totally locked-in to our love which is why I can't help but to always only face you. Humans arriving on my surface was the best thing to ever happen because they finally had the pleasure of seeing you the way I have for the past 4 billion years. Your love has eclipsed my heart and will continue to do so until the very end. Whether you're called, Terra, the Blue Marble, or even just Earth, it won't matter to me- just please remain as my world. Love, Your Moon

Just because we're called
LunaSCOPE doesn't mean we can't celebrate Earth Day!!!
Happy Earth Day to the planet we hold oh so dear❤️🌍
#earthday #earth #moon #loveletter #lunascope #lunarscience

Color-enhanced nearside mosaic of the Moon, created from images taken by the Galileo spacecraft. The image highlights the lunar surface's diverse features, including craters, maria, and highlands. This detailed view accompanies the exciting discovery of substantial water ice deposits at the Moon's poles by the NASA Lunar Prospector spacecraft.

Astronomy Picture from 18/09/1998

Lunar Prospects

Source: https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap980918.html


#LunarProspector #NASA #MoonExploration #WaterIceOnMoon #LunarScience #SpaceExploration #GalileoSpacecraft #MoonMapping #Cosmology #Astronomy

Striking Evidence of Water Imbalance on The Moon Hints at a Collision The water distribution inside the Moon appears to be somewhat lopsided.

New analysis of lunar samples from the Moon's far side reveals significantly less water than the near side, supporting the theory that a massive collision shaped the Moon's asymmetry.

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#MoonFormation
#LunarScience
#PlanetaryGeology

Relevant paper

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