Tritonae

Mars, the Moon and the sky

What is actually happening,
with the links to prove it.

No bold claims, no speculation. Every item below links to the agency or company page it comes from.

Moon

Artemis: back to the Moon, with crews

NASA's Artemis programme is sending astronauts on increasingly difficult missions to explore more of the Moon; the first crewed Artemis flight is presented by NASA as a key step toward a long-term return and, later, Mars.

Moon

Rosalind Franklin: Europe's Mars rover

ESA's ExoMars rover, Rosalind Franklin, is Europe's contribution to the search for past life on Mars — a drill that can sample below the surface, where radiation has not destroyed the record.

Orbit

Debris is now a market, not a warning

ESA treats space debris and congestion as an operational safety problem. Removal is moving from study to contracted missions — the customer is the owner of the asset.

News

September 2026: two UK-backed satellites launch

The UK Space Agency reported Sentinel-3C and FLEX launching together with key UK contributions — ocean forecasting and how crops respond to drought. Operationally mundane; commercially, a purchase order.

Sources

Every number here has an address.

Level A — official primary (agency, registry, filing). Level B — official secondary or our own computed snapshot. Nothing on this site is a press release dressed as a fact.

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