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.
40th Annual Small Satellite Conference expects ~5,000 attendees, will spotlight technologies driving constellation success and celebrate thousands of people whose vision and collaboration have propelled the industry forward over the past four decades. Student discount on registration fee; winners of student competition receive up to US$10,000.
Launch estimated 08:00 local time (with launch window remaining open through August 31) -- CNSA to launch Chang'e-7 mission which is planned to land near the illuminated southeast ridge of Shackleton crater at 88°48′S 123°24′E to survey environment and resources with a Relay Satellite, Orbiter, Lander (Rashid-2 from UAE), Rover, […]