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NASA Chief Claps Back at NFL Star Over 1969 Moon Landing Doubts, Claiming He Has 'Receipts'

New England Patriots quarterback Drake Maye expressed uncertainty about the 1969 Moon landing during a radio interview, prompting NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman to highlight evidence supporting Apollo missions.

International Business Times UK · Oct 9

What happens when a rocket crashes into the Moon? Scientists are watching for clues about lunar impacts

The Moon has a new man-made crater. A discarded SpaceX Falcon 9 stage struck the lunar surface on August 5, 2026, near Einstein Crater. NASA, South Korea’s Danuri orbiter and Earth-based telescopes tracked the impact. Scientists are now studying the debris and chemical clues to better understand lunar impacts.

The Economic Times · Oct 8

Friday essay: space was once a place of wonder – now it’s being bought and sold by powerful men

I spent most of my twenties driving around remote Australia in a self-built tiny home, researching from the road while attempting to live a life connected to the natural world. I loved this for many reasons: one reason was that life looks very different whether you are 50 kilometres, 500…

The Conversation · Oct 8

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NASA releases 800GB of moon data: What did Artemis II astronauts see around the moon?

NASA has released more than 800GB of Artemis II Moon data, including 11,000-plus images and videos, 8.5 hours of astronaut audio and crew annotations. The release also documents five faint flashes spotted on the Moon as the astronauts observed its surface during their lunar flyby.

The Economic Times · Oct 8

Israel's first lunar mission put spacecraft Beresheet into orbit in 2019. Here's what happened next

Beresheet was Israel’s first lunar mission and the first attempt by a private company to land a spacecraft on the Moon. The mission did not complete a landing, but it reached the Moon and provided a milestone for Israel’s space program and private lunar exploration.

The Economic Times · Oct 8

Strange hole found on moon could lead to future astronaut shelter

Underground caves on moon can shield astronauts from cosmic radiation, micrometeorites, and temperature changes

The Independent UK · Oct 8

World Space Week 2026: India’s moon shot was built one rocket at a time, from PSLV to LVM3

India's space journey illustrates a significant evolution in rocket technology from Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle to Launch Vehicle Mark-3. PSLV played a crucial role in launching various satellites and missions including Chandrayaan-1. LVM3 facilitated the launch of Chandrayaan-2 and the successful soft-landing of Chandrayaan-3 near the Moon’s south pole. This…

The Economic Times · Oct 8

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Moon may have underground caves, new NASA team to find out if they can become safe heavens for astronauts

NASA has announced the selection of a dedicated team to investigate the Marius Hills Pit on the Moon. This innovative project, known as GIMLI, focuses on uncovering potential underground caves that could serve as future habitats for astronauts. Utilizing advanced technology such as ground-penetrating radar and seismic sensors, the team…

The Economic Times · Oct 4

NASA is preparing the Moon for humans: Three new missions will search for underground shelter, water ice and hidden hazards

NASA is planning three investigations on the Moon to gather essential information for a future lunar outpost. These investigations will monitor environmental conditions, explore for underground lava tubes, and search for lunar ice resources. The data collected will inform the design and safety of structures supporting human activities on the…

The Economic Times · Oct 1

Could astronauts on the Moon manufacture their own tools? NASA tests lunar dust material that could reduce supplies from Earth

NASA researchers are developing a composite material that combines lunar regolith with a biodegradable plastic called poly(3-hydroxybutyrate). This innovative approach aims to manufacture tools and equipment directly on the Moon, rather than transporting everything from Earth. Bacteria may potentially produce the plastic using waste and carbon dioxide available during missions.…

The Economic Times · Oct 1

SpaceX Starship Engine Disaster Could Derail NASA's Dream of Landing Astronauts on Moon

SpaceX's Starship reached orbit and deployed 26 Starlink satellites during Flight 14, but a Raptor engine failure could create new testing and scheduling challenges for NASA's Artemis programme.

International Business Times UK · Sep 29

SpaceX Starship launch - live: World’s most powerful rocket reaches orbit and then explodes in ocean

Mission is a huge test for Musk and Nasa’s plans to head to the Moon and onto Mars

The Independent UK · Sep 28

SpaceX Starship targets first orbital flight as Musk pushes rocket towards Moon, Mars

SpaceX's Starship rocket is set to attempt its first orbital flight after years of development and testing. The launch will occur in Texas with goals including deploying 26 Starlink satellites into orbit. As the rocket journeys, it will orbit the Earth six times before landing in the Pacific Ocean. The…

The Economic Times · Sep 28

India's journey towards 'Viksit Bharat' being written in rockets built on Indian soil: ISRO chief

India's journey towards becoming a developed nation includes significant advancements in its space program by ISRO. The country has developed cryogenic propulsion systems independently after being denied this technology. Chandrayaan-3 made India the first nation to land successfully near the Moon's south pole. Upcoming projects include the Gaganyaan human spaceflight…

The Economic Times · Sep 25

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The Conversation · Sep 23

Earth’s tides are shaped by more than the Moon. And they’re changing as the planet warms

In some parts of the world, the sea barely rises and falls with the tides. In others, the difference between high and low tide is dramatic. Along Western Australia’s Kimberley coast, for example, it can exceed ten metres – roughly the height of a three-storey building.

Motor1 · Sep 23

Bentley Built Three One-Off Continentals For Sun, Earth, Moon

Bentley Mulliner crafts three Continental GT S and GTC S one-offs for Poland, themed around the Sun, Earth, and Moon with unchanged hybrid powertrains.

The Economic Times · Sep 22

Neil Armstrong's barber collected his hair for years, then sold it to a collector for $3,000

Neil Armstrong, renowned for his monumental achievement as the first human to set foot on the Moon, faced an unexpected breach of trust when his barber, Mark Sizemore, sold his hair without permission, leading to a legal clash. Despite initial resistance from buyer John Reznikoff to return the clippings, he…

The Economic Times · Sep 21

Elon Musk Moon city: World’s richest man plans self-growing city within 10 years, but scientists warn of a major problem that could hamper his plans

Elon Musk is planning a self-growing city on the Moon that could eventually house millions of people. But a new study has raised a major concern: there may not be enough water on the Moon to support such a large population for long.

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International Business Times UK · Sep 19

SETI Scientists Propose Using AI to Search Through Lunar Soil for Alien Dyson Swarm Fragments

Researchers affiliated with the SETI Institute propose screening lunar soil with AI for microscopic technosignatures, while stressing that the study presents no evidence of extraterrestrial technology

The Economic Times · Sep 18

In 1976, a former NASA intern paid $217 for 1,150 old tapes; 43 years later, 3 Apollo 11 recordings from the lot sold for $1.82 million

In 1976, a former NASA intern spent just $217 on 1,150 old tapes. At the time, they looked like forgotten pieces of history, with little reason to expect anything extraordinary. Then, 43 years later, three tapes from that collection revealed recordings connected to Apollo 11. Those recordings carried a piece…

The Economic Times · Sep 17

NASA discovers Moon crater bigger than Rome’s Colosseum — rare impact went unnoticed for 2 years, occurs once every 132 years

Scientists have discovered a massive crater on the Moon that formed after an asteroid or comet fragment struck the lunar surface in 2024. Measuring about 728 feet across, it is the largest known recent lunar impact crater and is three times larger than the previous record-holder, bigger than Rome's Colosseum.…

The Economic Times · Sep 17

Asteroid the size of a 6-story building hit the Moon, created 728-foot crater; NASA says such impacts happen once a century

NASA has unveiled the discovery of a significant new crater on the Moon, resulting from a recent impact by a comet or asteroid. Measuring 728 feet in width and plunging 141 feet deep, this geological marvel was identified through data collected by the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter. Such substantial impacts are…

The Economic Times · Sep 17

In 1901, divers recovered an ancient geared device from the Greek shipwreck. 125 years later, the Antikythera Mechanism is still revealing secrets about ancient sciences

In 1901, divers searching a Greek shipwreck found something no one expected: a small, corroded machine packed with gears. It was the Antikythera Mechanism, built more than 2,000 years ago. At first, it looked like an ordinary relic. Then scientists began studying its intricate parts. More than a century later,…

We Got This Covered · Sep 17

Top USAF general tells troops to begin preparation for battles on the Moon, ‘adapt right now’

Grunts on the moon?

The Times of India · Sep 17

The Moon Puzzle: rare 5.5 kg lunar meteorite sells for $612,500; headed for display in Vietnam

In a stunning auction, a lunar meteorite known as 'The Moon Puzzle,' consisting of six reassembled fragments, fetched an impressive $612,500 after its discovery in Mauritania in 2017. Meanwhile, celebrity couple Emily Blunt and John Krasinski have offloaded their picturesque solar-powered retreat in Ojai, California, which they acquired for $2.15…

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