We find out if we’re likely to lose our Moon one day

We find out if we’re likely to lose our Moon one day
One of of Galilean moons cast a giant shadow over Jupiter which was spotted by NASA’s Juno spacecraft
Chandrayaan-2 was placed into lunar orbit on 20 August 2019
You would be forgiven in thinking that you can see the whole of the Moon
Read on to learn more about the peculiar life of the last great naked eye astronomer
The detection of nitrogen and carbon monoxide coexisting as ices could impact our understanding of other icy worlds
You’ve never seen Apollo 11 quite like this
The prototype research station will likely be built at the south pole
The Isle of Man Post Office has issued a set of eight stamps to commemorate the Apollo space program and the 50th Anniversary of the first manned flight to land on the lunar surface
We find out what the biggest impact is on this Galilean moon
We reveal the answer to this intriguing question
Astronomers focussed on the large dark basin toward the lunar north pole called Mare Frigoris
The change in surface temperature throughout the dayside on the lunar surface can cause water on the surface to move location
If the Moon was to make an approach to Earth, at what point would its material begin to be stripped?
The crew of Apollo 1 were the first fatalities in America’s space programme, but they will forever be remembered as pioneers of manned space exploration
On 21 January skywatchers across many parts of the world will be able to see a total eclipse of the Moon
Listen to the live broadcast held by astronauts Frank Borman, Jim Lovell and William Anders 50 years ago
Tune in on Thursday at 19:00 UTC/GMT (14:00 EST) on 29 November as NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine reveals new plans for manned space exploration
We find out what you’d be able to see if you were a Martian stargazer
Outside the Earth’s atmosphere, was it safe for the Apollo astronauts to image the Sun?