The image includes a water painting of a star-filled galaxy with the earth and the moon in the background. In the foreground, a Día de los Muertos skull astronaut and a stylized Chinese dragon float in front of the galaxy background. Purple-blue blocks sit on the top and bottom of the image.

ARTICLES IN THE “MOON LANDING” ISSUE

A Moonshot for Extraterrestrial Communication

The term “moonshot” is used to suggest an exploratory enterprise with a high probability of failure, but also one that promises tremendous impact in the unlikely outcome of success.

Biology

A Scottish Kind of Conspiracy

Biology

Anthropological Argonauts

Biology

Destiny in Space

Culture

Encounters with Lunar Dust

Biology

Curating African Cosmos/Stellar Arts

Biology

Finding Home

Biology

From Mexico to the Moon

Biology

Lunar Imperialism (And How to Avoid It)

Biology

Moonwalk Memories

Biology

Service-Learning in Rural China

Biology

The Moon as Metaphor in Migration Research

Culture

When Women Take Up Space Not Built for Them

Emily de Wet

Biology

Yugoslav Peasants Land Apollo 8

Biology

African Cultural Astronomy