Lunar south pole intelligence
The Moon’s south pole, made clear.
Where to land, what your robot will see, who is funding the work, and what is happening there today.
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Spacecraft followed now
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Successful landings
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Funding calls open
Griffin Mission One
Next landing · no earlier than Nov 2026
Four tools. One Moon.
Each answers one question, free to start.
Mission plannersFind a safe place to landClick any spot near the south pole and see if it is flat, sunny and in view of Earth.Open the map
Robotics and AI teamsTrain your robot's eyesLabeled pictures of real polar terrain under every kind of sunlight, to train robots before launch.See samplesCompanies and universitiesFind Moon fundingEvery Moon grant and contract from NASA, ESA and others, in plain English, emailed weekly.See what's open
EveryoneFollow the Moon todaySpacecraft at the Moon now, every landing so far, and who is landing next.Open Mission WatchHow it works
NASA’s Moon data is free but scattered. We combine it, check it against NASA’s own maps, and give you a plain answer.
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