“Dust is the number one concern in returning to the Moon.”

Breathing in Moon dust could be even more toxic than we thought

Lunar Dust

A new study from scientists at Stony Brook University found that moon dust particles could react with human cells — and potentially lead to cancer.

Breathing in Moon Dust Could be Even More Toxic Than We Thought

"It’s a major health concern for future astronauts." 

A lunar jump-off point would boost our efforts to conquer Mars.

India's Chandrayaan-2 has more power than NASA's Apollo missions, but cheaper

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India's new space mission will strengthen our presence on the moon, with a view of one day providing a jump-off point as humanity moves toward Mars.

India's Chandrayaan-2 Has More Power Than NASA's Apollo Missions, But Cheaper

Going back to the moon would cost less than producing the film "Interstellar."

India’s Chandrayaan-2 Has More Power Than NASA’s Apollo Missions, But Cheaper

moon-atmosphere

The atmosphere was thickest during the peak in volcanic activity about 3.5 billion years ago and, when created, would have persisted for about 70 million years before being lost to space.

Surprise - Our Moon Once Had an Atmosphere

New research on samples from the Apollo missions shows that our Moon once had an atmosphere 3 to 4 billion years ago.

It Turns Out That Our Moon Once Had an Atmosphere

We need to go back more than ever.

Speaking at the Starmus Festival in Trondheim, he spoke about the importance of a lunar mission as a stepping stone for getting us to Mars and beyond.

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Lunar Dust

Breathing in Moon Dust Could be Even More Toxic Than We Thought

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India’s Chandrayaan-2 Has More Power Than NASA’s Apollo Missions, But Cheaper

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It Turns Out That Our Moon Once Had an Atmosphere

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