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Taiwan Space Union
The Taiwan Space Science Union (TSU) bridges the gaps between academia, industry, and government. It strengthens information exchange and cross-sector collaboration, integrates national space technology capabilities, and develops a roadmap for long-term, stable development. Leveraging the National Space Center's third phase of telemetry satellite missions, TSU aims to achieve international leadership in academic research, cultivate talent, and contribute to the value-added of consumer applications and services, enhancing the satellite industry value chain and promoting Taiwan's sustainable dev...
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Feb 4, 2026
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Insights into lunar impact basins from GRAIL observations 06.09.2025 43:07
Insights into lunar impact basins from GRAIL observations Prof. Daniel Wahl (Technische Universität Berlin, Germany)
Observation and interpretation of lunar impact flashes 06.09.2025 54:37
Observation and interpretation of lunar impact flashes Dr. Chrysa Avdellidou (Observatoire de la Cote d'Azur)
Flying to the Moon for radio astronomy at low frequencies 06.09.2025 1:10:45
Flying to the Moon for radio astronomy at low frequencies Dr. Mark Bentum Eindhoven University of Technology, the Netherlands
ARTEMIS mapping of lunar crustal magnetic reflection of solar wind protons 06.09.2025 56:09
ARTEMIS mapping of lunar crustal magnetic reflection of solar wind protons Dr. Andrew R. Poppe (Space Sciences Lab, Univ. of California at Berkeley, USA)
Thermal evolution and crystallizationof the lunar magma ocean 06.09.2025 54:21
Thermal evolution and crystallization of the lunar magma ocean Dr. Maxime Maurice German Aerospace Center (DLR) Berlin Rice University, Houston
What can we learn from the Lunar exosphere? 06.09.2025 57:37
What can we learn from the Lunar exosphere? Prof. Francois Leblanc Sorbonne Université, France
Mini Moon Seminar Series IV 06.09.2025 0:24
【TSU Mini-Moon Seminar Series (IV)】 Time:Jan.14, 2021 (Thu) Place:Room 1013, Chien-Shiung Building (Science Building #4), National Central University Link of the online talk:https://zoomtw.zoom.us/j/94894039288 Speakers: 09:00 Prof. Jim Head (Br...
Imaging the subsurface structures of a planet 06.09.2025 1:13:43
★ July 4, 2024 (Thursday) 10:00 AM (UTC+8) Speaker: Prof. Jinhai Zhang (Institute of Geology and Geophysics, Chinese Academy of Sciences) Title: Imaging the subsurface structures of a planet https://twspaceunion.org/moon43/
Mini-Moon 1_[2] Prof. Jasper Halekas─The Plasma Environment of the Moon 06.09.2025 36:49
Oct. 28 Mini-Moon-Seminars (I) Room 1019, Chien-Shiung Building, NCU, The Plasma Environment of the Moon Prof. Jasper Halekas University of Iowa
Water on the Moon: what we learned and will learn from China’s Chang’e missions 06.09.2025 56:49
★ June 25, 2024, 10:00 AM (UTC+8) Speaker: Prof. Yang Liu (National Space Science Center of the Chinese Academy of Sciences / CAS) Title: Water on the Moon: what we learned and will learn from China’s Chang’e missions https://twspaceunion.org/moo...
The present-day meteoroid flux on the lunar surface 06.09.2025 50:07
TSU Mini-Moon Seminar Series III Prof. Jurgen Oberst (DLR, Germany) The present-day meteoroid flux on the lunar surface-from recordings of seismic impact events, observations of impact flashes, and statistics of fresh craters
Origins of Lunar Water 06.09.2025 31:34
TSU Mini-Moon Seminar Series III Dr. Parvathy Prem Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory (APL)
The Lunar regolith 06.09.2025 37:49
TSU Mini-Moon Seminar Series III Prof. Daniel Britt (Central Florida University, USA)
Solar wind interaction: simulations 06.09.2025 43:29
TSU Mini-Moon Seminar Series II Prof. Esa Kallio (University of Aalto, Finland)
Lunar chronology 06.09.2025 25:49
TSU Mini-Moon Seminar Series II Prof. Stephanie Werner (University of Oslo, Norway)
Solar wind interaction: observations 06.09.2025 34:13
TSU Mini-Moon Seminar Series II Dr. Masaki Nishino (JAXA/ISAS, Japan)
Lunar megaregolith mixing by impact: how does the material composition evolve with time? 06.09.2025 58:37
★Feb. 16, 2023, 17:00 pm (UTC+8) Title: Lunar megaregolith mixing by impact: how does the material composition evolve with time? Speaker: Dr. Tiantian Liu (Museum für Naturkunde, Germany) https://www.holkee.com/moon30
Impact Cratering Processes 06.09.2025 58:48
Impact Cratering Processes Prof. Kai Wünnemann Museum für Naturkunde Leibniz Institute for Evolution & Biodiversity Science & Freie Universitat Berlin Department of Earth Sciences
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