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South Korea's Lunar Orbiter Sends Photos of Earth, Moon

South Korea's first-ever lunar orbiter Danuri has sent black-and-white photos of the Moon's surface and Earth, the national space center said Tuesday. Danuri -- a portmanteau of the Korean words for "Moon" and "enjoy" -- was launched on a SpaceX rocket from the United States in August 2022 and entered…

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South Korea's lunar orbiter sends photos of Earth, Moon

Seoul (AFP) - South Korea's first-ever lunar orbiter Danuri has sent black-and-white photos of the Moon's surface and Earth, the national space centre said Tuesday.

AFP

Sky gazers in for treat this evening as Mars makes 'rare' approach the moon

This stunning event will be visible from 6:00 pm

Irish Mirror

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Five exciting space exploration missions to look out for in 2023

Members of the public will go on a six-day trip around the Moon and back

Wales Online

Wolf Moon: You need to see the first Full Moon of 2023 next week

The first Full Moon of 2023 will dazzle the sky just days into the new year.

Inverse

Astronomers find a star pulling its giant exoplanet into a death spiral

Kepler-1658b’s orbit is getting a little shorter – and therefore a little closer to the blazing surface of its star – every year.

Inverse

Watch: NASA caught a rare clip of Earth disappearing behind the Moon

NASA published a video from its Artemis I Orion spacecraft, when it saw Earth disappear behind the Moon at the halfway point of its mission.

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One astronomical object could be the best resource for future space colonies

The Moon and Mars could be acceptable destinations, but nearby asteroids could also become homes, as a recent study shows.

Inverse

Son of second man on moon, Buzz Aldrin, brings space programme to Sunderland primary school

The Aldrin Family Foundation have brought he programme to Academy 360 to help to inspire schoolchildren to become interested in space science

Chronicle Live

50 years ago, NASA’s final Apollo mission left the Moon — are we ready to return?

Politics brought the lunar program to an end. Can the Artemis mission pick up where Apollo 17 left off?

Inverse

The Moon is within reach for NASA

NASA's successful Artemis I mission sets the stage for future crewed flights.

Axios

Get ready, a spectacular meteor shower is hitting our skies in the next few days

It’s the most wonderful time of the year… not because Christmas is coming, but because it’s time for the Geminid meteor shower – an annual spectacle to bring joy and good cheer to all!

The Conversation

Solar wind may have forged water on the Moon — exactly where future NASA missions will need it

The regolith itself contains a stockpile of hydrogen and water thanks to solar wind, and it's most abundant at the lunar poles, says a study of Chang'e-5 samples.

Inverse

Canada's space technology and innovations are a crucial contribution to the Artemis missions

Fifty years ago this month was the last time humans walked on the surface of the moon, during the Apollo 17 mission. NASA recently took the first major step in returning humans to the moon with the Artemis I mission.

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Japanese start-up ispace Inc., the company spearheading the Moon economy

In its first space mission, Japanese company ispace Inc. has built the lander that is carrying the United Arab Emirates' Moon rover, as well as other payloads for government agencies from the US, Canada and Japan. Created over a decade ago, it could be the first private company to land…

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Japanese Company’s Moon Mission Takes off on SpaceX Rocket

A Tokyo-based company has become the first private entity to send a mission to the moon. If successful, it will be the first moon landing by a Japanese spacecraft.

The Guardian - US

Nasa’s uncrewed Orion capsule splashes down after ‘historic’ moon mission

US space agency rejoices after re-entry of spacecraft that should clear way for possible lunar landing of astronauts by 2025

Wales Online

Orion capsule splash-lands as Nasa hails ‘textbook’ return to Earth from Moon

It paves the way for the next generation of manned lunar missions

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NASA capsule Orion splashes down after record-setting lunar voyage

Washington (AFP) - NASA's Orion space capsule splashed down safely in the Pacific on Sunday, completing the Artemis 1 mission -- a more than 25-day journey around the Moon with an eye to returning humans there in just a few years.

Daily Mirror

NASA's Orion capsule splash-lands in the Pacific after historic Moon mission

NASA needed a successful splashdown to stay on track for the next Orion flight around the moon, which will hopefully have four astronauts, and is currently targeted for 2024

Axios

NASA's Orion capsule is back on Earth after journey around the Moon

Orion splashed down under parachutes in the Pacific Ocean.

The Independent UK

Nasa’s Orion capsule splash-lands in ‘textbook’ return to Earth from the Moon

The spaceship was launched aboard the Artemis 1 rocket on November 16 from the agency’s Kennedy Space Centre in Florida.

Inverse

Artemis I returns safely to Earth, kicking off a new era of Moon exploration

The Moon mission paves the way to bring humans back to our nearest stellar neighbor.

WEKU

NASA's Artemis I returns from the moon with hopes to get astronauts back there soon

The successful splashdown of the spacecraft with no humans aboard keeps NASA's Artemis mission on track to put the first woman and first person of color on the lunar surface by 2025.

The Independent UK

Nasa’s Orion capsule returns from trip around the moon after completing first mission of Apollo successor

Programme aims to get astronauts back on moon by 2024

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