Where the Water Actually Is: Mapping Ice at the Lunar South Pole
How lunar ice was detected, why permanently shadowed regions matter, and what still separates a detection from a landing-quality map.
Blog
Lunar ice, maps and transport, explained.
Technical explainers on lunar science, mission design and the infrastructure required for sustained Earth–Moon operations, written by SpaceOro.
Why a Moonbase Needs a Map Before It Needs a Building
Site selection drives habitat design, power, thermal control and landing safety at the lunar south pole.
The European Lunar Push: What EU Space Startups Are Actually Building
ESA's Argonaut and Moonlight programmes, European smallsat suppliers, and the missions now flying to the Moon.
ISRU Explained: Turning Lunar Ice Into Fuel, Air and Water
How in situ resource utilisation works on the Moon, what it takes to split water into propellant, and what still has to be proven.
Small Satellites, Big Distances: How CubeSats Became Deep Space Hardware
From university experiments to interplanetary missions: how CubeSats reached the Moon and Mars, and what limits them now.