Moon base
- Science (16 Sep, 2008)
NASA to Use Nuclear Reactor for Its Moon Base 
NASA looks forward to build a base on the moon, which is why it is currently working on a technology development program to power the planned base. The main goal of NASA's Fission Surface Power Project is to generate in a five-year period a non-nuclear prototype unit. ...
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- Science (28 Jan, 2009)
Lunar Dust Buster to Clean Moon Base From Dust 
Recently researchers started working on a project entitled "lunar dust buster". Their latest invention could help astronauts clean up dirty moonwalks and get rid of dirt that can penetrate the moon base. ...
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- Technology (28 Feb, 2008)
NASA to Strike the Moon with a Double Sledgehammer 
Two spacecrafts are going to be launched by NASA in hope of slamming into the South Pole of the moon and find out if the double explosion on the surface of the moon will be able to reveal the hidden water ice. ...
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- Science (30 Jul, 2008)
NASA Presents New Website With Historical Image and Video Gallery 
Last week NASA presented a new interactive website, which was created in collaboration with the non-profit organization Internet Archive. ...
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- Science (16 Apr, 2009)
Scientists to Cultivate Vegetables on Moon 
American researchers look forward to growing vegetables on the Moon. In their experiment scientists want to see whether a future colony on the Earth's satellite will be able to grown its own food. ...
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- Technology (08 Jun, 2009)
Inflatable Tower to Help Tourists Reach Space without Rocket 
In their work, entitled Acta Astronautica, Brendan Quine, Raj Seth and George Zhu at York University in Toronto, Canada, write about a giant inflatable tower that people could use to climb up to the edge of space. ...
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- Technology (22 Sep, 2009)
Private Companies Compete for the Best Lunar Module 
A number of private firms take part in a competition for creating the best lunar module. ...
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