IM-2 is scheduled to land on the moon's south pole on March 6, following lessons learned from the ... elements for drinking ...

NASA’s Lunar Trailblazer will map the Moon’s water, tracking its location, form, and changes. Mission focuses on the Moon’s ...

A robotic moon lander is about to launch on a SpaceX rocket. It's the second lunar mission for a private company that last year became the first to successfully land on the moon’s surface.

The base supports missile warning ... with assessed deposits in the south and west. On some map projections, which enlarge landmasses near the poles, Greenland appears much bigger than it really ...

IM-2 is scheduled to land on the moon's south pole on March 6 ... drinking water and breathable oxygen for astronauts on a moon base. Joel Kearns, deputy associate administrator for exploration ...

Hitching a ride aboard the lunar lander is a fleet of technology that NASA and other private companies paid to have delivered to the moon's south pole ... up a potential base camp to serve ...

The bottoms of hundreds of craters at the moon's South Pole ... to find and map this water on the moon's surface. For future moon exploration, including potential long-term lunar bases staffed ...

The SPHEREx telescope will create the most colorful map of the cosmos ... and over the north and south poles. This type of orbit is known as sun-synchronous because it keeps the spacecraft ...

Through its Artemis program, NASA plans to lead an international and commercial partnership in establishing a human base camp in the lunar south pole region ... which is to map the lunar surface ...

Lunar Trailblazer will loop around the Moon’s poles, creating detailed maps of water and the surface’s chemical composition and temperature. That includes the regions around the lunar south ...

The IM-2 mission will deliver experiments to the Moon’s South Pole, where NASA hopes to create a permanent base. Evidence suggests ... This data would help to create 3D maps of the lunar surface ...

The company said it would announce the next launch attempt when it was possible to do so from Vandenberg Space Force Base in California ... circling over the north and south poles.