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Lunar Exploration Overview Lunar Exploration Overview
Marshall Center’s Tony Lavoie to speak about lunar exploration. (see page 4)
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Treasure Hunting Treasure Hunting on the Moon: LRO and the Search for Water
Sept 5 - Scientists have discovered evidence for water or hydrogen, a component of water, in special places on the moon.
Robot Scout Robot Scout: Fly Me (Safely) to the Moon
Sept 5 - The first attempt to land humans on the moon was a triumph that almost ended in disaster. The landings for NASA's return to the moon are likely to be even more challenging.
Students Gear Up for Moonbuggy Race Students Gear Up for Moonbuggy Race
NASA is looking for a fast set of wheels. The 15th annual Great Moonbuggy Race is set for April 4-5, 2008.
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Mysterious Lunar Swirls Mysterious Lunar Swirls
06.26.06 - Lunar swirls are strange markings on the Moon that resemble the cream in your coffee on a much larger scale.
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Setting Our Sights on the Moon Setting Our Sights on the Moon:
Unique NASA Science Lab Tackles 'Sticky' Issue of Lunar Dust

Dust from the Earth's Moon is currently a single vial's worth, barely a teaspoon full -- is the focus of a vital study to help NASA send American explorers back to the Moon in coming decades.  + Learn More
Radioactive Moon

Radioactive Moon
On the Moon, many of the things that can kill you are invisible: breathtaking vacuum, extreme temperatures and space radiation top the list.
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A Meteoroid Hits the Moon

A Meteoroid Hits the Moon
There's a new crater on the Moon. It's about 14 meters wide, 3 meters deep and about a month and a half old.
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