Add to ORKGOur current knowledge about the Moon's resource potential is limited to remote-sensing measurements and the analysis of Apollo-era samples. Even though there are persistent indications for substantial deposits of water and other volatiles-especially in the lunar polar regions-high-resolution mapping and in-situ measurements are required to assess the technical feasibility and economic viability of exploiting them. The LUVMI-X mission will use a 50-kg rover equipped with complementary instrumentation to prospect illuminated and shadowed areas in the Moon's polar regions through the use of laser spectroscopy, neutron spectroscopy, and direct sampling in combination with mass spectroscopy. It will also analyze the regolith composition and char...
Understanding the lunar near-surface distribution of relevant in-situ resources, such as ilmenite (F...
A novel ASI Lunar mission is here proposed by a task force of Ph.D. students. After 14 th January 20...
The major elements of the mission were presented, including the Level 1 and 2 requirements, instrume...
International audienceAbstract The search for exploitable deposits of water and other volatiles at t...
Recent remote sensing missions have established the presence of water-ice in permanently shadowed re...
The low inclination of the lunar orbit allows areas in high and low latitudes to remain in eternal d...
Recent remote sensing missions have established the presence of water-ice in permanently shadowed re...
The low inclination of the lunar orbit allows areas in high latitudes to remain in eternal darkness....
We present the latest iteration of the Lunar Volatiles Scout (LVS), a novel instrument to acces...
With the confirmation of water ice in the lunar polar regions, the Moon has recently come into the f...
The International Space Exploration Coordination Group (ISECG) identifies one of the first explorati...
The project Lunar Volatiles Mobile Instrumentation—Extended (LUVMI-X) developed an initial system de...
A novel ASI Lunar mission is here proposed by a task force of Ph.D. students. After 14 th January 20...
The International Space Exploration Coordination Group (ISECG) identifies one of the first explorati...
Following the Apollo era the moon was considered a volatile poor body. Samples collected from the Ap...
Understanding the lunar near-surface distribution of relevant in-situ resources, such as ilmenite (F...
A novel ASI Lunar mission is here proposed by a task force of Ph.D. students. After 14 th January 20...
The major elements of the mission were presented, including the Level 1 and 2 requirements, instrume...
International audienceAbstract The search for exploitable deposits of water and other volatiles at t...
Recent remote sensing missions have established the presence of water-ice in permanently shadowed re...
The low inclination of the lunar orbit allows areas in high and low latitudes to remain in eternal d...
Recent remote sensing missions have established the presence of water-ice in permanently shadowed re...
The low inclination of the lunar orbit allows areas in high latitudes to remain in eternal darkness....
We present the latest iteration of the Lunar Volatiles Scout (LVS), a novel instrument to acces...
With the confirmation of water ice in the lunar polar regions, the Moon has recently come into the f...
The International Space Exploration Coordination Group (ISECG) identifies one of the first explorati...
The project Lunar Volatiles Mobile Instrumentation—Extended (LUVMI-X) developed an initial system de...
A novel ASI Lunar mission is here proposed by a task force of Ph.D. students. After 14 th January 20...
The International Space Exploration Coordination Group (ISECG) identifies one of the first explorati...
Following the Apollo era the moon was considered a volatile poor body. Samples collected from the Ap...
Understanding the lunar near-surface distribution of relevant in-situ resources, such as ilmenite (F...
A novel ASI Lunar mission is here proposed by a task force of Ph.D. students. After 14 th January 20...
The major elements of the mission were presented, including the Level 1 and 2 requirements, instrume...