Lunar Mission Part 5.1 USA’s Journey Back to the Moon with the Artemis Program For centuries, the Moon has been a beacon of wonder and a goal of human exploration. The United States, with its landmark Apollo missions, changed the trajectory of space exploration and proved the vast possibilities beyond Earth. Today, NASA is reigniting…
Lunar Mission Part 5 Lunar Mission Overview: A Global Perspective Few space-related activities have ever fired up the human imagination as lunar missions have. Over the years, several countries and organizations have tried to reach and study Earth’s closest celestial body. This paper presents an overview of the most crucial lunar missions and the countries…
Dry Dipterocarp Forest Ecosystem: Thailand’s Carbon Storage and Biodiversity Hub On September 9, 2024, a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) was signed for the “Vanapa Project” at the Department of National Parks, Wildlife, and Plant Conservation in Bangkok. The project aims to develop research on assessing the carbon storage capacity of the dry dipterocarp forest ecosystem, which…
Department of National Parks and Partners Sign MOU for Vanapa Project, Advancing Carbon Credit Assessment with Remote Sensing Technology On September 9th, 2024, at 11:00 AM, a landmark collaboration was formalized at the Department of National Parks, Wildlife, and Plant Conservation in Bangkok. The signing of the MOU for the “Vanapa Project” brought together key…
Lunar Mission Part 4 Unlocking Lunar Mysteries: Geological Features and Exploration Challenges on the Moon Geological Features and Their Exploration SignificanceThe Moon’s geological features offer invaluable insights and opportunities for exploration. Among these features, the Maria, or lunar seas, stand out as vast basaltic plains formed by ancient volcanic activity. These regions, characterized by their…