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| From the Editor-in-Chief |
Dear Readers,
Recent successful lander missions to the Moon including those by private U.S. space exploration companies suggest new era of lunar operations measurements that will reveal more of the Moon’s surficial and exospheric descriptions and characterizations. For over a year, Journal of Space Operations Communicator has provided a platform for lunar operations and a forum for managing lunar safety hazards. In this issue, I share two papers intended for the annual meeting of Lunar Exploration Analysis Group (10/29/2024) “On the characterization of the dusty plasma environment and its impact on lunar operations” and the PowerPoint “On the Carbon Nanotechnology Conceptualization of a Blended Radiation-Lunar Dust Shield for Spacecraft and EVA Wearables” presented at AIAA’s ASCEND conference (07/3/2024). JSOC welcomes articles, papers, comments, and case notes representing all trends of aerospace science and technology.
Sincerely,
Ronald H. Freeman, PhD
Editor-in-Chief
October 1, 2024 |
Journal of Space Operations & Communicator, a quarterly online publication, serves as a forum for those involved in the space operations field to communicate with one another, share ideas and information that improve the way operations are carried out in space. The Journal is a crossdisciplinary scholarly publication designed to advance space communication as a profession and as an academic discipline. The Journal is distributed electronically without charge to users on a global basis. JSOC contains peer-reviewed articles, comments and case notes written by leading scientists, professors, and practitioners in their respective fields of aerospace expertise. The editorial board seeks articles that demonstrate exemplary academic research of emerging trends in space technology and space operations fields.
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