Scientists have grown plants in soil from the Moon for the first time
Paving the way for extraterrestrial agriculture
The rocket set to hit the moon next month is likely from China, not SpaceX
Identifying space junk isn't easy
NASA wants you to design a bus for Artemis astronauts
A space-shuttle-bus, one might say
NASA's Artemis rover will explore permanently shadowed region of the Moon
NASA will send a rover to the Moon in 2023
South Korea's first lunar expedition is on track for August 2022 launch
South Korea will test space network and scan the Moon for resources
General Motors and Lockheed Martin team up to build lunar rover for NASA's return to the Moon
Astronauts will need transportation on the Moon
Researchers develop sphere-shaped robot for exploring underground on the Moon
Can the Moon's tunnels support human colonies?
SpaceX's first lunar tourist is inviting eight people to fly around the Moon
Always wanted to go to space? Here's your chance
NASA has found water on a sunlit area of the Moon
Is this reason enough for a return to the Moon?
The discovery of rust on the lunar surface has scientists baffled
'It shouldn't exist based on the conditions present on the moon'
Ancient lava tubes on the Moon and Mars could double as human bases
Underground bases on the Moon might not be so far-fetched
SpaceX will fly cargo to the moon for NASA
They'll be supplying the Lunar Gateway orbital base
ESA researchers built a plant that can extract oxygen from the moon
With an abundance of moon dust, we could see a sustainable habitat built on the moon within our lifetime
Japan pledges to help NASA build a space station near the Moon
Australia and Canada have also vowed their support
The Moon, Mars and Beyond: The Tech Behind the New Space Race
The summer of 2019 saw the 50 year anniversary of the Apollo 11 mission, when humans first walked on the surface of the Moon. But now there is a new race – not of countries, but one fought by companies. Capitalism, growth, and business opportunities are the new fuels, and the goals are even bigger: not just back to the Moon, but on to Mars and beyond.
Failed Israeli lunar lander Beresheet had a secret biological payload
'I'm the first space pirate!'
NASA has chosen its first three partners for its 'Artemis' Moon return mission
The groups will deliver science and tech payloads to the Moon
NASA's LROC photographed Israeli lunar lander's crash site
Before and after images show it definitely crashed on the lunar surface
Israel crashed its lunar lander into the Moon's surface
They will 'try again' says Bibi Netanyahu
Canada becomes NASA's first international partner for lunar space station
Canada: let's go to the Moon, buddy
Israel sent up its first lunar lander with yesterday's SpaceX launch
Unfortunately there is no longer a $20 million prize waiting at the finish line
Meteoroid that hit the moon during lunar eclipse was small but packed a big punch
The impact occurred at nearly 31,000 miles per hour
