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X-WR-CALDESC:Join the NASA Night Sky Network on Thursday\, May 20 at 6:00pm
  Pacific Time (9:00pm Eastern) to hear Dr. Casey Honniball bring us an upd
 ate on the Artemis program and plans for creating a sustainable human pres
 ence on the Moon.\n\nWe are returning to the Moon. This time to stay. Thro
 ugh the Artemis program NASA will land the first woman and first person of
  color on the Moon\, using innovative technologies to explore more of the 
 lunar surface than ever before. A sustainable presence on the lunar surfac
 e will require in-depth knowledge of the Moon’s available resources. Perha
 ps the most important resource the Moon can provide is water. In preparati
 on for Artemis\, we are studying the lunar water cycle to understand the s
 ource\, transport and retention of water across the Moon. Join Dr. Casey H
 onniball as she discusses how we study water on the Moon from Earth-based 
 observatories and how water may be used in future Artemis missions.\n\nAbo
 ut Dr. Casey Honniball\nDr. Casey Honniball is a lunatic (lunar scientist)
  research fellow in the NASA Postdoctoral Program at NASA’s Goddard Space 
 Flight Center. Her current research focuses on characterizing water on the
  Moon and testing field portable instruments for use by astronauts during 
 an extravehicular activity on planetary surfaces. She earned her Ph.D. in 
 Earth and Planetary Science from the University of Hawaii in 2019. Recentl
 y Dr. Honniball and her team announced the direct detection of water molec
 ules on a sunlit portion of the Moon using the air-borne telescope SOFIA. 
 Since then\, she has made numerous media and outreach appearances to talk 
 about lunar water.\nViewing Options\n\nThe event will stream live on YouTu
 be\, but please note that questions asked over the NSN-members-only Zoom Q
 &A will be prioritized.\n\nThe recording will be uploaded both to the webi
 nar’s resource page and to the NSN YouTube page for folks that are unable 
 to attend this evening’s session.
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DESCRIPTION:Join the NASA Night Sky Network on Thursday\, May 20 at 6:00pm 
 Pacific Time (9:00pm Eastern) to hear Dr. Casey Honniball bring us an upda
 te on the Artemis program and plans for creating a sustainable human prese
 nce on the Moon.\n\nWe are returning to the Moon. This time to stay. Throu
 gh the Artemis program NASA will land the first woman and first person of 
 color on the Moon\, using innovative technologies to explore more of the l
 unar surface than ever before. A sustainable presence on the lunar surface
  will require in-depth knowledge of the Moon’s available resources. Perhap
 s the most important resource the Moon can provide is water. In preparatio
 n for Artemis\, we are studying the lunar water cycle to understand the so
 urce\, transport and retention of water across the Moon. Join Dr. Casey Ho
 nniball as she discusses how we study water on the Moon from Earth-based o
 bservatories and how water may be used in future Artemis missions.\n\nAbou
 t Dr. Casey Honniball\nDr. Casey Honniball is a lunatic (lunar scientist) 
 research fellow in the NASA Postdoctoral Program at NASA’s Goddard Space F
 light Center. Her current research focuses on characterizing water on the 
 Moon and testing field portable instruments for use by astronauts during a
 n extravehicular activity on planetary surfaces. She earned her Ph.D. in E
 arth and Planetary Science from the University of Hawaii in 2019. Recently
  Dr. Honniball and her team announced the direct detection of water molecu
 les on a sunlit portion of the Moon using the air-borne telescope SOFIA. S
 ince then\, she has made numerous media and outreach appearances to talk a
 bout lunar water.\nViewing Options\n\nThe event will stream live on YouTub
 e\, but please note that questions asked over the NSN-members-only Zoom Q&
 A will be prioritized.\n\nThe recording will be uploaded both to the webin
 ar’s resource page and to the NSN YouTube page for folks that are unable t
 o attend this evening’s session.
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SUMMARY:Free Live NSN Webinar Series: Preparing for Artemis: Understanding 
 the Moon’s most important resource
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