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Artist's concept of SpaceX Starship HLS on the Moon, showing its elevator system for astronaut transport.
Satellite Spotlight

Real-Time Moon Tracker: Explore Lunar Phases and Orbiters

Discover the Moon Globe tool by Orbital Radar, your real-time moon tracker for lunar positions, phases, and orbiters.

· 2 min
Lunar Trailblazer spacecraft analyzing Moon's shadowed regions for water ice and micro-cold traps using reflected light.
Orbital Events

The Artemis Program: NASA's Ambitious Return to the Moon

NASA's Artemis program aims to return humans to the Moon by 2024, establishing a sustainable presence for future exploration.

· 3 min
A striking comparison of a large supermoon and a smaller micromoon against a dark night sky.
Cosmic Gallery

When the Moon Plays Tricks: The Blue Micromoon Phenomenon

Tonight's blue micromoon is a celestial rarity, appearing smaller and dimmer due to its apogee, and marking the second full moon this month.

· 2 min
Six Moons of Saturn
Cosmic Gallery

Saturn's Six Moons: A Celestial Family Portrait

A telescopic image captures Saturn's six largest moons, showcasing the diversity of its 293 satellites. Learn about these celestial bodies and their significance.

· 2 min
A detailed view of Saturn's six moons orbiting against a backdrop of stars in space.
Cosmic Gallery

Saturn's Majestic Moons: A Telescopic Family Portrait

A telescopic image captures Saturn's six largest moons, including Titan and Enceladus, highlighting the planet's rich satellite system.

· 2 min
A detailed view of Saturn's moon Iapetus, showcasing its distinct two-tone surface with bright and dark regions.
Cosmic Gallery

Iapetus: The Moon with Two Faces

Saturn's moon Iapetus presents a striking contrast with its dual-toned surface. Discover the science behind this unique celestial feature.

· 2 min
Crowds gather at Summer Moon Festival in Wapakoneta, Ohio, celebrating Apollo 11's historic moon landing anniversary.
Orbital Events

The Apollo Program: Humanity's First Steps on the Moon

The Apollo program was NASA's historic mission to land humans on the Moon, achieving this goal with Apollo 11 in 1969.

· 2 min
Close-up of Apollo 11 Lunar Module footpad resting on the moon's rocky surface with shadows and dust visible.
Orbital Briefing

Starlink Satellites Adjust Orbits; Moon's Water Remains Deep

Starlink satellites execute orbital adjustments, Moon's water remains in its interior, and SpaceX prepares for Starship's 13th test flight.

· 2 min
A stunning view of Saturn's rings and moons casting shadows on the planet's cloud-covered surface.
Cosmic Gallery

Saturn's Enigmatic Dance: Moons, Rings, and Shadows

Cassini's 2005 image showcases Saturn's rings, moons Mimas and Tethys, and the planet's cloud textures.

· 2 min
A rare daytime eclipse where the moon partially covers Venus against a bright blue sky with scattered clouds.
Cosmic Gallery

When the Moon and Venus Dance in Daylight

A rare celestial event unfolded over Cessy, France, as the Moon occulted Venus in daylight, revealing the dynamics of planetary phases.

· 2 min
A daytime moon visible in the sky alongside a bright evening star against a clear blue backdrop.
Cosmic Gallery

Venus and the Moon: A Celestial Ballet in Daylight

Witness the rare sight of Venus and the Moon in daylight, showcasing the beauty and complexity of celestial mechanics.

· 2 min
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