Spudis, Dr. Paul D. “Blogging the Moon: The Once & Future Moon Collection” Apogee Prime 02/2010 Publisher’s Web Site The Space Show Interview
Category Archives: Selenology
“Secrets Beneath the Moon’s Surface”
Dorminey, Bruce “Secrets Beneath the Moon’s Surface” Astronomy Magazine 03/2011 Publisher’s Web Site Web Extra: A giant leap toward understanding the Moon
“New Moon”
Grant, Andrew “New Moon” Discover Magazine 05/2010 Publisher’s Web Site
“Promenade sur la Lune”
Messineo, Florence “Promenade sur la Lune” Éditions Ellipses 2008 ISBN13: 978-2-729-84139-3 Publisher’s Web Site
“Moonshot India: Chandrayaan-1 – The mission complete”
Laxman, Srinivas “Moonshot India: Chandrayaan-1 – The mission complete” NavNeet Publications (India) Ltd. 2009 Infibeam website Out of the Cradle Review (pdf, p. 16)
“Sky and Telescope: Special Moon Issue”
Sky & Telescope Special Moon Issue: “NASA Finds Lunar Water” Sky & Telescope Media 02/2010 Publisher’s Web Site
“Kaguya on the Moon”
JAXA “Kaguya on the Moon” Shinchosha Publishing Co. 2009 ISBN13: 978-4-103-20021-5 Publisher’s Web Site Librarian’s Note: I first saw this one at the LEAG 2009 conference and knew I had to get a copy for the Lunar Library. As a book it’s a work of art in layout design, and … Continue reading
“Mini-RF” (fact sheet)
“Mini-RF” NASA 2009 Publisher’s Web Site On-Line Fact Sheet (pdf)
“Mini-RF” (litho)
“Mini-RF” NASA 2009 Publisher’s Web Site On-Line Litho (pdf)
Astronomy Magazine Special Report: “Countdown to 2020 – Return to the Moon”
Astronomy Magazine Special Report: “Countdown to 2020 – Return to the Moon” 08/2009 Publisher’s Web Site
“Direct from the Moon” (DVD)
National Geographic “Direct from the Moon” NGHT Inc. 2009 Publisher’s Web Site Librarian’s Note: This is the best documentary I’ve seen on the Moon in a long time, and I’ve seen all of the films in the Lunar Library. The science is strong, the facts are solid. I’m so happy … Continue reading
“Icy Moon Shadows” (video)
SpaceRip “Icy Moon Shadows” YouTube.com 21/05/2009 Author’s Page Librarian’s Note: A nice introduction to the hydrogen deposits at the South Lunar Pole, and why they are there.
“Getting ready for lunar science”
Robertson, Donald F. “Getting ready for lunar science” Spaceflight: The Magazine of Astronautics and Outer Space British Interplanetary Society 05/2009 Publisher’s Web Site
LPI Moon Posters
Shipp, Stephanie & Christine Shupla -How Our Moon Formed -Our Moon in a New Light -To the Moon and Beyond Lunar & Planetary Institute 2008 ISSN: 0161-5297 Publisher’s Web Site Librarian’s Note: One of the many cool handouts available at the LPSC.
Selenology Today #11
Selenology Today #11 Geological Lunar Researches Group 10/2008 On-Line Text (pdf) Publisher’s Web Site
LEAG/ICEUM/SRR Joint Meeting
Lunar Exploration Analysis Group (LEAG) / International Lunar Exploration Working Group (ILEWG) Conference on Exploration and Utilization of the Moon (ICEUM) / Space Resources Roundtable (SRR) Joint Annual Meeting Cape Canaveral, FL Oct 28-31, 2008 First Announcement Second Announcement Final Announcement Best of the Moon 2008 – Selenology Librarian’s Note: … Continue reading
NLSI Lunar Science Conference
NASA Ames Research Center/NASA Lunar Science Insitute/Lunar & Planetary Institute NLSI Lunar Science Conference Ames Research Center July 20-23, 2008 Conference Website Registration (Deadline: July 11) The conference will review the state of knowledge of, and opportunities for science: Of the Moon: Study the nature and history of the Moon … Continue reading
“The Moonbots Have Landed”
Mackenzie, Dana “The Moonbots Have Landed” NewScientist 12/07/2008 On-Line Text
American Student Moon Orbiter (ASMO)
NASA Ames Research Center/NASA Office of Education American Student Moon Orbiter (ASMO) ASMO Homepage ASMO Request for Information ASMO is currently conceived to be a 180kg satellite in a highly elliptic Frozen Lunar Orbit (FLO), carrying scientific instruments by which the students will perform lunar exploration activities of their choosing. … Continue reading
NLSI Student Poster Competition
The NASA Lunar Science Institute is having a competition to help motivate and encourage bright young minds pursuing a future in Moon science. There are a few requirements: -You’ve got to be enrolled in a college program -Graduate level is the target, undergrad considered (no postdocs) -Global eligibility -One abstract … Continue reading
adAstra Special Report: “Back to the Moon”
adAstra: The Magazine of the National Space Society Special Report: “Back to the Moon” MM Publishing Summer 2008 On-Line Text (pdf) Librarian’s Note: Special congrats to the winners of the ISU Scholarships! Lots of great Moon coverage in this issue. For NSS members only.
NLSI Cooperative Agreement Notice
NLSI Cooperative Agreement Notice NASA Lunar Science Institute Cooperative Agreement Notice NNH08ZDA008C (pdf) Notices of Intent Due: June 27, 2008 Proposals Due: August 29, 2008 Librarian’s Note: NASA is looking for Lunar science: Proposals should clearly articulate the innovative lunar research program to be pursued; its relevance to NASA goals … Continue reading
Selenology Today #10
Selenology Today #10 June 2008 On-Line Text (pdf) Publisher’s Web Site
ISDC 2008: Day 1
Liveblogging ISDC 2008: Day 1 29/05/2008 Morning Session 1: Virgin Galactic Hobbyspace / Personal Spaceflight I / Personal Spaceflight II Session 2: Elon Musk Hobbyspace Session 3: Private Spaceflight Panel Hobbyspace Afternoon Part 1: Space-Based Solar Power (SBSP)/Lunar Regolith Issues Hobbyspace / CNN SBSP story Part 2: How Lunar Rocks … Continue reading