More Moon information Links - updated 09-02-2009
Articles About the Moon in the Artemis Data
Book
Rotating
Moon Globe (524 k) Why
the Moon seems to Wobble as it keeps the same face
always turned towards Earth The
Top Ten Scientific Discoveries Made During Apollo
Exploartion of the Moon
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Related External Websites
The
Artemis Society
International The Artemis Commercial Moonbase Project
and the Artemis Database The
Lunar Reclamation Society Explore from Home page For the
Armchair Explorer Moon
Miners' Manifesto Beyond the Barren Rubble Pile: The
Moon Society's monthly newsletter has many articles taking
the reader beyond the forbidding outward appearances of the
Moon, to sketch out how future pioneers can make themselves
at home on the Moon. Included are many articles detailing
how a lunar economy could work and how settlers could make
themselves "at home" there. American
Lunar
Society (observers group) The Animated
Moon National
Space Science Data Center Moon Page Facts, missions, and
links to other resources Nine
Planets Luna Page (SEDS) Basic facts about the Moon Earth
and Moon Viewer (Fourmilab Switzerland) Generates views
of Luna from Earth, or Earth from Luna, at a specified date
and time Inconstant
Moon Astronomical observations of the moon for each day
in the lunar cycle, in an artistic presentation. Takes its
name from a short story by Larry Niven. Warning: music,
frames. The
Apollo Lunar Surface Journal Flight by flight, word for
word, transcription of communication between mission control
and the Apollo astronauts. The
Face of the Moon (Linda Hall Library) Many historical
images. Drawings of the face of the moon from observors
throughout history, beginning with Galileo in 1554. Lunar
Prospector Lunar Prospector was launched to the Moon on
January 6, 1998 and impacted the south polar region on July
31, 1999. It started out as a private lunar mapping mission,
and eventually was sponsored by NASA at the Ames Research
Center. Lunar
Module Team Logos (Grumman) Some fascinating history:
the logos that the Grumman lunar module teams used during
the Apollo program. Each lunar module team had its own
mission patch. TransOrbital
TransOrbital's Trailblazer 2001 and Electra missions to the
moon have their roots in Artemis Society International's
Microlander Team. LunaCorp
Moon Probes The corporate side of the Lunar Rover
Initiative. LunaCorp signed their first major sponsor, Radio
Shack, in 2000. Lunar
Rover Initiative (Carnegie-Mellon University Robotics
Institute) The technical side of the Lunar Rover
Initiative. How
much do you weigh on the Moon, and moons of other
planets? Wikipedia's
List of Maria (and Sinus, Lacus, Pallus) features on the
Moon
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Dynamic View of Moon's Origin and Compostition
OBSERVING the Moon
Lunar
Consoladated Atlas - clickable thumbnails of each
section of the Moon's nearside hemisphere - be patient while
the thumbnails load, then browse and open any that catch
your interest for a larger view ( c. 600K.) Lunar
Photo of the Day
- explore the Moon a day at a time! Wikipedia's
List of Maria (and Sinus, Lacus, Pallus) features on the
Moon with coordinates for each
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BOOKS on Observing the Moon
Welcome
to the Moon: Twelve Lunar Expeditions for Small
Telescopes Exploring
the Moon Through Binoculars and Small Telescopes
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by Robert Bruce Kelsey (Paperback - June 2003
by Ernest H. Cherrington, Paperback: 240 pages
PHOTOS & PICTURES
Photos
with explanation - The Lunar Photo of the Day
Archive
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ART GALLERIES
The modern artwork of Pat Rawlings - Moon
Galleries Apollo
11 Mission Screensaver - Windows only
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