Links and Resources

Lunarpedia's Sister Sites

• Exodictionary.org http://www.exodictionary.org

• Marspedia.org http://www.marspedia.org

• Scientifiction.org http://www.scientifiction.org

Apollo stuff

• The Apollo Program - NASA History Division

• Apollo: A Retrospective Analysis - Key Apollo Source Documents - NASA History Division

Apollo Program Summary Report (Document # JSC-09423, April 1975)

Note: the original hard-copy document was broken into 10 pdf files for user-friendliness and full text search capability. However, each file is still ~4-6MB so please be patient with potentially long download times.

• Apollo Program Summary Report - NASA History Division

Some of the data from the above document in a more readable form.

• The Apollo and Luna Samples - Permanent.com requires javascript enabled
  
• It's Not Made of Cheese!

The Lunar Sample Compendium

• The Lunar Sample Compendium

• Lunar Petrographic Educational Thin Section Set - Contents Page

Artemis Society International

• Artemis Databook - ADB - Not all of this is publicly accessible.

Content copyright is held by the original author. Cannot be posted on Lunarpedia except by copyright holder. Yes, we will check.

Audio Streams

• The Space Show http://www.thespaceshow.com/

Blogs

There are numerous blogs on lunar and space related topics. Please add any other blogs you recommend.

• Masten Space Systems Blog with current updates

• Rocketforge http://rocketforge.org/

• Selenian Boondocks http://selenianboondocks.blogspot.com/

• Transterrestrial Musings http://transterrestrial.com/

• A Voyage to Arcturus http://avoyagetoarcturus.blogspot.com/

Communities

• ASI MOO Artemis Society Meetings Server - Open to the Public
  
• Mars MOO
  
• NSS MOO
  
• Second Life Space Community
  
• Space Alumni Fully featured public site, with member networking, discussion fora, and online chat
  

Email Lists

Artemis and Moon Society lists: http://www.moonsociety.org/teams/#PublicLists

Gravity Page

• Gravity Page - Dr J R Stockton

Maps

• Color-Coded Topography and Shaded Relief Map of the Lunar Near Side and Far Side Hemispheres - U.S. Geological Survey http://geopubs.wr.usgs.gov/i-map/i2769/ - 3 very large PDF files, > 330 MB each.

• USGS Lunar Topo Maps using newly revised relief maps of the Moon which Ralph Aeschliman made while at the Survey. These revisions incorporated data from the NASA/Department of Defence's Clementine mission to the Moon.
  http://astrogeology.usgs.gov/Teams/Geomatics/publications/mrosiek/lunar/map_layers.pdf
  
• http://ralphaeschliman.com/id26.htm - Ralph Aeschliman Planetary Cartography and Graphics

• http://www.lpi.usra.edu/resources/mapcatalog/ - Lunar Map Catalog - Lunar and Planetary Institute. There are some really fine maps on this site, wonderful examples of 60s & 70s map making.

MIT Space Logistics Project

Interplanetary Supply Chain Management and Logistics Architecture.

• MIT Space Logistics Project
  
• Engineers create SpaceNet--the supply chain

Moonquakes

• Moonquakes - NASA - The Vision for Space Exploration.

• The Importance of Establishing a Global Lunar Seismic Network -- Clive R. Neal's paper, presented at the October 2005 meeting of NASA's Lunar Exploration Analysis Group (LEAG).

• Clive R. Neal -- home page.

NASA ISRU Final LSRM Report

• Final LSRM Report

Other Links

• US Government Databases

Sites

• Moon Daily
  
• Moonmall
  

Some more useful links:

• Would a beanstalk (or "skyhook") be possible on the moon?

These links show you can have a tethered satellite at L-1, tethered to lunar surface at Sinus Medii:

• Anchored Lunar Satellites for Cislunar Transportation and Communication - Jerome Pearson

• Space Elevators and other Advanced Concepts - Jerome Pearson

The Nine8 Planets

• The Nine8 Planets - Bill Arnett

Video

• Gaiaselene video - "Saving the Earth by Colonizing the Moon,"

• http://www.gaiaselene.com/

Virtual Worlds

• Moon Sims http://moonsims.asi.org/

Moon Sims was originally established to present a concept for a lunar settlement using the popular computer game, The Sims. The lunar settlement developed in ASI MOO was used as the basis for the description. The project developed a few of the items needed to show what life would be like in the moon a hundred years from now but development ended with the advent of The Sims 2 and the subsequent waning popularity of the orginal version of The Sims.

Moon Sims continues as an infrequently updated fan site The Sims and The Sims 2, and hosts a few other fan sites.