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Researchers Propose Searching the Moon for Microscopic Technosignatures
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NASA Boosts Open Science, Data Sharing with Artemis Accords
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Scientists Say We Need to Prepare Astronauts for What They May Encounter Inside the Moon’s Oldest and Largest Crater
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Moon cities, space hotels, rocket explosions and the race to beat China | Unreported
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A new study proposes searching the Moon for microscopic technosignatures—tiny engineered particles that may have traveled through interstellar space and become preserved within lunar soil over billions of years. The research introduces the first quantitative framework for testing this idea, combining astrophysical models of interstellar dust transport, lunar geology and impact science, with modern laboratory and AI-assisted analytical techniques. The study reports no evidence of extraterrestr...

So how do we as individuals access to the data in the Artemis Accords? Do you think it would be useful? Sharing data with other countries is great, but I'm a data nerd, and a UFO nerd.... Something about open data and space just really gets me, and then maybe comparing that to other countries?

mediaJun 17

Scientists Say We Need to Prepare Astronauts for What They May Encounter Inside the Moon’s Oldest and Largest Crater

Scientists examining the Moon's oldest and largest crater have provided a "roadmap" for what future Artemis astronauts may encounter.

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Moon cities, space hotels, rocket explosions and the race to beat China | Unreported

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NASA Unveils Ambitious New Plans For Moon Base to Serve as “Humanity’s First Outpost on Another Celestial World”

NASA has unveiled a plethora of Moon Base news as its Artemis program seeks to establish permanent lunar infrastructure.

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/r/UFO sub mods are deleting this post for no reason so posting here instead This is a video compiled from official Artemis photos from https://eol.jsc.nasa.gov/SearchPhotos/photo.pl?mission=ART002&roll=E&frame=28277 to https://eol.jsc.nasa.gov/SearchPhotos/photo.pl?mission=ART002&roll=E&frame=28300 This video is sped up, in reality it takes about 10 minutes, see timestamp Time: 2026.04.07 21:27:08 to 21:36:31 Location: Space Maybe lens artifact or something??? It seems to pop up out of nowhe...

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ARTEMIS 2 Crew Returns with Emotional Messages for Humanity

🚨What is this FIREBALL OUTBREAK? Meteors? UFOs? 3I Atlas connection?? Since the beginning of 2026, a bizarre outbreak of meteor events, many of them visible over vast areas in broad daylight, has been surprising people worldwide. And now, the Artemis 2 astronauts spotted a series of supposed meteor impacts on the far side of the Moon. But are these things really meteors, or something else? Angry Astronaut has a theory... Source: https://t.co/2A4Win50K3 #uap #alien #meteor

Time: April 10, 2026 at 5:00 PM Location: San Diego, CA., U.S.A. In the stream (below), you can actually see other objects. I am genuinely looking forward to the explanation detailing how these sensors functions, possible compression artifacts, and which direction the camera is facing (ocean in the backdrop?). The interesting aspects are the multiple objects in various directions (right side of screen), which implies it's more than just the camera's motion. Link to video with time: https://yo...

RT @AMAZlNGNATURE: Atmospheric re-entry of NASA’s Orion (Artemis 1) looks insane at 20x speed. Here is the entire 25-minute descent in just…

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