"A cooperative, decentralized network of timekeeping devices could offer a more agile and affordable approach to supporting an ecosystem of diverse actors in cislunar space." Read the next blog by Philip Linden in the Timekeeping Project blog series. openlunar.link/75g

A Planet SkySat took the night shift & we are “lavaing” the view! 😉 Mauna Loa, the world’s largest active volcano, is erupting for the first time since 1984. Check out the glow. 🌋

.Orion Spacecraft is only 687 miles above the Moon. #Artemis

Thanks MoonDAO 🌜🌐🌛 and Open Lunar Foundation for hosting our discussion on stepping stones to decentralized lunar settlement!

First light images from last week's launch of 36 SuperDoves are here, and aren't they spectacular? 🤩 Our sats have already gotten to work scanning our Earth. 📸 here: Budiganga River in Nepal, Lake Nasser in Egypt, Wexford Harbor in Ireland & Whitmire Canyon in New Mexico.

Today we announce a new job opening to work directly with our researchers, advisors and community to support a pipeline of innovative projects to go from hunches to sustained impact. Are you our incoming Innovation Program Coordinator? Apply here: recruit.openlunar.org

One of the more impressive Planet images I’ve had the privilege of working on lately. All 9 Himalayan 8,000-meter peaks in one view, taken from over Afghanistan.

🚀 Don't miss our lunar timekeeping white paper launch event on 27 April 2023! Learn about the benefits & challenges of establishing a local lunar time standard and its implications for lunar missions. Register now: openlunar.link/yhl Sam Jardine Jessy Kate Schingler Philip Linden

A platform for transparency around lunar activities – even if only including basic information – would be a net benefit for all and help alleviate tensions and risk in an already inhospitable environment. Article by Sam Jardine & Rachel Open Lunar Foundation commentcentral.co.uk/lunar-competit…

Our Lunar Timekeeping White Paper is out now! Learn about a common reference timing signal for future lunar operations, read here: lnkd.in/eEbC6BrS Also, join us on tomorrow, April 27th for a virtual event celebrating the launch. Register here: lnkd.in/dqUycSqM

My research is available on ResearchGate: researchgate.net/publication/37…

A nice overview of some of the work we have been doing at Open Lunar on the importance of time as an open shared utility at the Moon! Led by Philip Linden. euractiv.com/section/global…

For one year MoonDAO has been quietly and diligently working to broker an agreement between China and the USA to send the first Chinese National to space from US soil. This was not our community’s goal from the beginning, our community simply wanted to pool our funds together to

Let's 🏁compare GMAT, Basilisk, SPICE Toolkit, Celestia, STK, and FreeFlier in the context of their applications and features in 🚀aerospace or related fields. Check 🧵

The first DAO used for what DAO is meant for: governance! Use-case centric, this is a demonstration that finance-driven governance token cannot be the foundation of a fair system. Space is used by everyone and that is a common right. Using it right is a common humanity duty.

Do you need Planet satellite data for a project you’re working on? Then SkyFi has you covered. Get Planet data here in a few clicks with SkyFi's easy to use web and mobile app.

If you’re in Próspera, be sure to stop by the MoonDAO Makerspace. We’ve got all kinds of tools, a 3D printer, an injection molder, vacuum chamber, and some robot arms too 🦾 Hardware/acc 🔥🔥🔥

I had the extraordinary pleasure to join Charlie Duke, Col. Doug Hurley, Nicole Stott and Christina Korp in ZeroG. The MoonDAO 🌜🌐🌛 community funded, organized, and executed on chartering an entire Zero-G flight with our partner Space For A Better World. Thirty people joined us to learn

You've gotta watch our in-depth interview with Apollo 16 astronaut Charlie Duke (Charlie Duke) shortly after Intuitive Machine's IM-1 (Intuitive Machines) mission touched down on the surface of the Moon, ending a 50 year gap since the U.S. had a mission to the lunar surface. In this