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The Indian Space Research Organization has fully assembled its Chandrayaan-3 spacecraft and plans to launch on July 14.

India to Launch Third Moon Mission Next Week After Failed Landing Attempt

By Frank Landymore

A team is ready to open a Moon soil container from the 1972 Apollo 17 mission. The opening will allow the extraction of precious lunar gases for testing.

Scientists Opening Sealed Container From Final Moon Landing

By Lonnie Lee Hood

A new article in Russian news details missed deadlines, unsafe space equipment and malfunctions as well as corruption and embezzlement at Roscosmos.

Russian Newspaper Publishes Brutal Takedown of Russian Space Program

By Lonnie Lee Hood

Instead of taking extra years to develop and test a new rocket, China's space program may modify existing, flight-tested rockets for a crewed Moon mission.

Chinese Official Says Rocket For Human Moon Landing Already Built

By Dan Robitzski

Unrestored tapes of the first Moon walk just sold for more than $1.8 million at auction — more than 8,000 times the price paid by their owner in 1976.

Someone Just Paid $1.8 Million for Videos of the First Moon Walk

By Kristin Houser

As rockets lower themselves to the lunar surface, they kick up dangerous, bullet-like storms of rocks and dust. If unaddressed, they could lead to conflict.

Rockets Causing Lunar Dust Storms Could Spark International War

By Dan Robitzski

As NASA scrambles to get ready for Artemis, its upcoming crewed mission to the Moon slated for 2024, China may take the lead.

Bad News, Astronauts: NASA Probably Won’t Reach Moon by 2024

By Dan Robitzski

NASA Wants Its Deep Space Gateway Habitat To Orbit The Moon By 2024

NASA Wants Its Deep Space Gateway Habitat To Orbit The Moon By 2024

By Victor Tangermann

Moon Express: The US Government Just Gave A Private Company Permission To Land on the Moon

Moon Express: The US Government Just Gave A Private Company Permission To Land on the Moon

By June Javelosa

Space Race 2.0: Astrobotic Moves Closer to the Moon

Space Race 2.0: Astrobotic Moves Closer to the Moon

By Cecille De Jesus