This international lunar science meeting has two objectives: to provide a platform for leading experts to review recent advances across lunar research, from the Moon’s origin to in-situ resource utilization, and to enable Taiwan’s academic and industrial communities to engage with international participants to explore near-term collaborative opportunities.
Key themes include: Characterizing exoplanet-host solar-like stars; Star-planet interactions; Planet populations around solar-like stars. At University of Liège.
TAPS aims to strengthen interactions within the Texas planetary-exoplanet science and astrobiology community and foster collaborations and partnerships between industry, institutions and researchers. We encourage Texas-based researchers, faculty, postdocs, and students interested in planetary science, astrobiology, and exoplanet research, as well as space industry partners interested in research-enabling collaboration, to […]
Another batch of 27 satellites to launch to LEO for SpaceX's space-based internet mega-constellation. The Falcon 9 first stage is planned to launch on the Of Course I Still Love You (OCISLY) barge.