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The Soviet Lunokhod 1 rover went silent on the Moon in 1971, then scientists found its lost reflector in 2010 and got a signal bright enough to reopen a forgotten corner of lunar science
Lunokhod 1, the Soviet Moon rover that stopped responding in 1971, was rediscovered as a scientific target in 2010 after nearly 40 years of uncertainty about its exact location. Launched on November 1
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The Space Review: A Fortress Moon for cislunar security
The article argues that cislunar space—the region between Earth and the Moon—is becoming a new arena of strategic competition, but current U.S. space situational awareness and defense planning are not
White House Releases Space Nuclear Initiative
The White House Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP) has announced the National Initiative for American Space Nuclear Power, aimed at revitalizing space nuclear power and propulsion efforts,
White House again proposes steep NASA budget cuts - SpaceNews
The White House has proposed significant budget cuts to NASA for the second consecutive year, suggesting a fiscal year 2027 allocation of $18.8 billion—23% less than the previous year's funding. This
Japan Wants to Build a Solar Ring Around the Moon That Will Provide Endless Clean Energy to Earth
Japan's Shimizu Corporation has proposed an ambitious project known as the "Luna Ring," aiming to construct a massive belt of solar panels around the Moon's equator. Stretching approximately 6,800 mil
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The "War Above the War" report highlights the convergence of military, commercial, and orbital domains during the opening phase of Operation Epic Fury, where U.S. and Israeli forces targeted Iranian f
Before the Lunar Economy, the Infrastructure That Must Exist on the Moon
The establishment of a lunar economy hinges on developing essential infrastructure on the Moon, which goes beyond the transportation capabilities provided by rockets and landers. Currently, while ther
Pentagon Eyes Cislunar Space As Next Strategic Frontier | Aviation Week Network
The Pentagon is increasingly focusing on cislunar space—the area between Earth and the Moon—as a strategic frontier for military operations, especially in light of rising activities from other nations
From Support Domain to Strategic Theater: Space Power in the 2030s
In "From Support Domain to Strategic Theater: Space Power in the 2030s," Dr. Peter Garretson discusses the evolving role of space power, emphasizing a shift from viewing space as merely a support doma
U.S. Space Nuclear Plans Are Rescued After 2025 Setback | Aviation Week Network
The U.S. space nuclear propulsion initiatives are experiencing a revival after a significant setback in 2025, which saw NASA cancel a crucial demonstration of nuclear propulsion technology. This devel
Lunar and off Earth resource drivers, estimations and the development conundrum - ScienceDirect
The article discusses the critical need for understanding lunar and extraterrestrial resources to facilitate sustainable human settlement beyond Earth. It emphasizes that a focus on resource acquisiti
Musk says SpaceX focus is on the moon rather than Mars
Elon Musk has announced that SpaceX will prioritize lunar settlement over Mars colonization, stating that a self-sustaining city on the moon could be established within a decade, compared to the 20-pl
Elon Musk Postpones Mars Plans in Favor of Building “Moon City” | TIME
Elon Musk, CEO of SpaceX, recently announced a shift in focus from Mars colonization to establishing a "self-growing city on the Moon," which he believes can be accomplished within a decade. Musk emph
NASA’s Artemis II crewed mission to the Moon shows how US space strategy has changed since Apollo – and contrasts with China’s closed program
NASA's Artemis II mission, set for 2026, represents a shift in U.S. space strategy from the Cold War-era Apollo program, moving from competition against a single rival to fostering international partn
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Goodbye to solar panels on Earth—Japan proposes surrounding the Moon with an energy ring capable of powering the planet
Japan is proposing an ambitious project known as the "Luna Ring," which involves surrounding the Moon's equator with a solar panel belt approximately 250 miles wide. This energy ring, designed by the
Trump’s space order shows why the Outer Space Treaty must go | Blaze Media
In December 2025, the Trump administration issued an executive order outlining a new space policy aimed at securing the U.S.'s economic and security interests in space. This order emphasizes commercia
Technology Priorities
NASA is leveraging America's growing space economy to guide its technology investments for upcoming lunar and Martian missions. The agency is inviting input from industry leaders, academic institution
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White House Order Underlines Space Force's Counterspace Mission
On December 18, 2025, the White House issued an executive order titled “Ensuring American Space Superiority,” which emphasizes the importance of space security under President Donald Trump’s administr
Proposed Space Station Could Be Deployed in a Single Launch
Florida startup Max Space is set to launch a prototype of its commercial space station, named Thunderbird, by 2027. The innovative design features an expandable habitat technology that allows the enti
Goodbye Earth: 3,000,000 tons extremely far from the Earth — NASA finds the future of the mankind
NASA has identified a promising source of energy for the future of mankind: Helium-3, an isotope found in the Moon's regolith, with an estimated 1 to 3 million tons available. Helium-3 is non-radioact
Range safety in a lunar context: Legal and policy issues - ScienceDirect
The article "Range Safety in a Lunar Context: Legal and Policy Issues" discusses the emerging need for robust safety protocols as lunar activities transition from isolated missions to sustained operat
New Trump space policy sets 2028 deadline for Moon base, Golden Dome prototype
President Trump's new executive order sets a goal for the U.S. to establish an initial Moon base by 2028 and outlines plans for a comprehensive air and missile defense system known as the Golden Dome.
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