"because we see the exact same pattern when we look at subtle variations in the Moon's gravity field, revealing a network of ...

Before humans can colonize the moon or Mars, scientists and engineers must first develop techniques for building permanent ...

DLR researchers are also studying how the conditions and effects of motion that occur in lower gravity can best be simulated on Earth. Video: Successful ‘Moon landing’ using the DLR robotic motion ...

With US astronauts scheduled to return to the Moon in 2026, it might be nice for them to really and truly know ahead of time what the gravity situation is going to be like. At 1/6th Earth’s ...

When teachers explain ocean tides, they frequently describe how the moon's gravity pulls on Earth and all of its water. This, they often say, leads to a gravitational imbalance, which stretches ...

The gravity of the red planet shifts ... months and saving substantial fuel. This is a simulation of that flyby, with closest approach to Martian moon Deimos taking place at 12:07 GMT and Mars ...

The moon's gravity pulls the ocean toward itself to create the near-side bulge, but this doesn't account for the bulge on the far side. Here, follow a step-through animation that explains why ...

Danish astronaut Andreas Mogensen is to practice living and working on the Moon along with six astronauts from the European ...

ESA astronaut Roberto Vittori tested various lunar landing manoeuvres for the first time in the cockpit of the DLR Robotic Motion Simulator. The motion simulator ... landings on the south pole of the ...