Moon has not just been a source of inspiration for poets and authors but many musicians too. There are so many evergreen songs on the moon.

There is absolutely nothing to beat the romance quotient of a nice moonlit night.

As your child enters his/her preliminary classes, one of the most common things he/she will be asked to draw is a moon. Teaching your child to draw a moon is no big deal.

The Lunar Prospectrior - NASA's spacecraft to the moon was successfully launched on Jan 6 at 9:38 p.m. EST. the satellite was launched at Cape Canaveral Air Station from Launch Complex 46 (LC46).

Moon, the shining ball that appears every night in the dark sky is a fascination for many. The moon is one object that has had many mysteries. The fascination with this shining ball still continues!

Every photographer should master the technique of nighttime photography that is also known as low-light photography. Moonrise makes the ideal example of such photography.

Moon has immense influence over the Earth, sea water and human body. Commonly known as Chandra Namaskara, Moon salutations are also practiced under yoga. This complete salutation consists of ten different poses that starts from the mountain pose and follows ahead.

The success of India's first lunar mission, Chandrayaan-1 has boosted the morale of Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO). The organization is now working very hard on the next step in this direction.

Zh?ngguó Tànyuè is the Chinese Lunar Exploration Program and the first venture of the People's Republic of China towards the only natural satellite of earth. The program is colloquially known as the Chang'e program and it includes both- robotic and human missions. The program is being driven by the China National Space Administration.

In the club of countries that have reached out to the moon, the latest is India. The South Asian country launched its first moon mission under the name Chandrayaan-1, which translates to the Moon Vehicle. The program was undertaken by the Indian Space Research Organization and it lasted from October 2008 to August 2009. There were two primary components of the Indian moon mission namely, a lunar orbiter and a lunar impactor. The impactor part was designated as the Moon Impact Probe.