Inside & Out – Moon

This module would be covered in a week and is divided into four modules:
 

• Getting to Know The Moon
  The brightest and largest object in our night sky, the Moon makes Earth a more livable planet. This module introduces us to the basic terminologies and concepts related to the Moon.
   

• Things to Know about the Moon
  Looking for some quick facts to impress others? Well, here are some things to know about the Moon that you can share with others when you are gazing up at our natural satellite.
   

• Origin Of The Moon
  The Moon has been circling the Earth for over four billion years, but where did it come from? In this module, we discuss the four theories that could explain the origin of the Earth-Moon system.
   

• Colors of the Moon
  What color is the Moon? Viewed from inside the Earth's atmosphere, though, the moon can appear quite different. Here, we explore and discuss various colors of the moon in detail.

Racing Towards The Moon

This module would be covered in a week and is divided into four modules:
 

• The Space Race
  From the late 1950s, the two superpowers were embroiled in a bitter competition over who could 'conquer' outer space first. Let us know how this race changed the course of human history.
   

• Mission Readiness Test
  How much do you know about our nearest cosmic neighbor? Take this quick Moon quiz and test your knowledge about regolith, Theia, moons of other planets, and much more.
   

• Race Towards Moon
  After President Kennedy's declaration, the Space Race had a new goal: landing a man on the Moon. The Space Race became a race to the Moon. Join to know more about this story.
   

• Little Known Stories
  The quest to reach the Moon was sparked partly by human explorative ingenuity and partly by the sheer fear of losing the space battle. Here are some stories you would like to know.

Landing A Man On The Moon

This module would be covered in a week and is divided into four modules:
 

• Apollo Program
  Starting with Neil Armstrong’s famous first steps, several astronauts explored the lunar surface and left experiments there for us to improve our knowledge. Let us find out this in detail.
   

• Space Station Work
  You are part of the crew on a spaceship destined for the moon. Your original mission plan was to land near a mother ship but on the way, mechanical issues force you to crashland. How will you survive?
   

• Small Steps On The Lunar Surface
  Over half a century ago, humans walked on the Moon for the first time. In this module, we look back at the legacy of our first small steps on the Moon and look forward to the next giant leap.
   

• Colors of the Moon
  What color is the Moon? Viewed from inside the Earth's atmosphere, though, the moon can appear quite different. Here, we explore and discuss various colors of the moon in detail.

Back To The Moon

This module would be covered in a week and is divided into four modules:
 

• Apollo 13 Accident
  Apollo 13 was supposed to be a moon landing success that instead turned into one of the worst spacecraft malfunctions right in the middle of the journey. What happened to this mission?
   

• Mission Readiness Test
  You saw the iconic footprint on the lunar surface. How much do you know about the Apollo program and the other lunar landings? Let us put your knowledge to the test and find out.
   

• Living On The Moon
  If we want to get to the heart of the Moon’s mysteries and if we want to reach out into the rest of the Solar System and wider Universe, we need a Moon base. Let us explore what all we need on that base.
   

• Going Back To The Moon
  Humanity is going to the Moon with commercial and international partners to explore faster and explore more together. Join us as we discuss in detail what Moon has in store for us grab.