NEWS
Water on the Moon
Lunar poles have more water than expected
A new NASA research has revealed new water traces on Earth’s satellite.
Lunar Caves
New lava tubes discovered on the moon surface
Analyzing recent LRO data, an équipe of University of New Delhi have found big cave systems under the Moon surface.
Caelum Mission
Caelum mission ready to start
After the last tests on Aquila Space Probe, the first TVLP mission is getting closer.
Space Interviews
“Human is born to go beyond”
Interview with Teodoro Valente, Italian Space Agency’s president
ASI explained
ASI meets Tor Vergata students
On 25th June ASI members will hold a conference about the actual state of the aerospace industry.
THE MISSIONS
CAELUM
The lunar orbiter “Aquila”, will enable a complete study of the lunar surface. It will help to find the exact land location for the next missions.
AQUA
The rover “Romulus” will be looking for water at the lunar south pole. The two-meters-long drill will enable a more accurate researches on the Moon surface.
IGNIS
The rover “Remus” will explore an ancient lunar lava tube. It will be equipped with a particular land system for entering the lunar cave. The goals of Ignis Mission are to study the ancient volcanic activity on the Moon and to explore a possible environment for a future permanent lunar base.
History of Moon Exploration
A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away...
“That’s one small step for a man, on giant leap for mankind”.
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