In 1969, Neil Armstrong became the first man to set foot on the moon. 40 years later, what are NASA's options for the recommencement of lunar exploration?
Forty years ago, two astronauts landed on the surface of the moon, captivating the people on Earth. One of those legendary astronauts, Buzz Aldrin takes some time out with space correspondent Irene Klotz
Discovery Space partner, the world famous Lowell Observatory, was deeply involved in preparations for the historic Apollo 11 mission 40 years ago. Kevin Schindler, Outreach Manager at Lowell, reveals more about the facility's involvement.
Discovery Space partner Lowell Observatory has assembled some unique lunar StarTales to celebrate 40 years after Apollo 11...
Sending astronauts to the moon could be a dead-end journey if the real goal is to get to Mars, says a space exploration advocate who plans to take advantage of an ongoing review of the U.S. space program to lobby for a new destination.
NASA has a backup plan to launch crew and cargo to the moon, reduce the gap between shuttle retirement and a replacement ship's debut, and save taxpayers billions of dollars.
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