Lunar space science: priorities, plans, cooperation perspectives
Day: Monday 5 October
Time: 16:30 - 17:00
Location:
Lunar exploration is a priority for many space nations. There are a number of robotic missions, plans for infrastructure deployment and human lunar missions. All these activities require profound knowledge about lunar exosphere, radiation environment, priority locations etc, as well as experiments for technology verification.
At the same time, new plans, activities and cooperation projects provide better opportunities for a variety of fundamental research on the lunar surface and in cis-lunar space. This GNF panel discussion will include agency, academia and international experts to address key topics in lunar science planning, implementation and results analysis.
