For years, humanity has gazed upon those stars. That endless void, unknown, unreachable, and dreaming of getting lost in, has always been our greatest curiosity. Space is, in fact, the...
Exploring Mars: The Role of Perseverance Rover and Ingenuity Helicopter in NASA’s Mission
Introduction In 2020, NASA launched the Mars 2020 mission with three primary scientific objectives; To study the geology and climate of Mars, To prepare for future human exploration, To search...
How Reusable Spacecrafts Work? An Overview
Introduction Reusable spacecraft represent a transformative advancement in aerospace technology, marking a shift from traditional expendable launch vehicles to systems designed for multiple flights. Unlike conventional rockets, which are discarded...
Our Children Both Had Fun and Learned on April 23rd and Penguin Day!
As Mars on Earth Project (MoEP), we organized a versatile special day event to both allow our children, who are the guarantee of our future, to experience the joy of...
QO-100 Satellite: MoEP Special Day Activities
As MoEP, we have organized two separate events to encourage children about space and satellite communication, and to raise awareness about amateur radio, for the April 23rd National Sovereignty and...
World Penguin Day Event: Breaking the Ice-2
As MoEP strives to ensure that Mars becomes humankind’s second home, we have prepared a social responsibility event for April 25th World Penguin Day, in the spirit of protecting our...
The ice is Shattering – A Polar Miracle-1
Information: The story you are about to read, titled “The Ice is Breaking!: A Polar Miracle,” has been written for you to be able to participate in an exciting and...
Harsh Conditions on Venus: Testing New Astronautical Engineering Techniques
Venus, the second closest planet to the Sun, despite its relative proximity to Earth and its apparent beauty, presents extremely harsh environmental conditions that make studying and exploring its surface...








