China is offering free rides to the Moon for scientific payloads aboard the uncrewed Lanyue lunar lander test flight, ahead of crewed landings before 2030. Selected teams get up to 50 kg and 100 W at no launch cost. Applications from universities, research institutes and firms close March 1, 2027.

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2/2 Near the #NorthDakota / #SouthDakota border (background of image, N to left-ish) on the interactive map bit.ly/ISS075, there is a pin for their tweet

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A tweet from earlier today by NASA History Office, “Anybody born after Oct. 30, 2000, has never known a day without a human presence in space. “Since the beginning of the first expedition 26 years ago on Nov 2, the International Space Station has been inhabited continuously. “📷 ||+|| in 2010” 1/2

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A new Editorial up at Research Notes from @publishing.aas.org. 🔭 Following a recent flood of AI-generated papers, we are changing our submission rules. I'm sure this will be the first of several as we try to keep RNAAS open and free, without being swamped. iopscience.iop.org/article/10.3...

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