Press Release: Moon Village Association, Harbin Institute of Technology, and Chinese Society of Astronautics Join Forces for “Moon Station 2050” Global Innovation Competition and International Moon Day 2024 Main Event
Vienna, Austria – (25 January, 2024) The Moon Village Association (MVA), Harbin Institute of Technology (HIT), and the Chinese Society of Astronautics (CSA) are delighted to announce their collaboration and the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to organize…
Interview of MVA President, Dr. Giuseppe Reibaldi, to the Chinese Global Times
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MVA Participation in China (International) Commercial Aerospace Forum
MVA President, Dr. Giuseppe Reibaldi gave a presentation on “Moon Village Association contribution to moon exploration and settlement” Commercial Launch and Propulsion Technology Sub forum of the China (International) Commercial Aerospace Forum. Follow the link to watch the Sub forum…
Article about MVA that was published on Peoples Daily Newspaper in China, on February 19
Achievement of Chinese Lunar Exploration made its contribution to the world By Giuseppe Reibaldi As of February 19, 2020, the Chang’e 4 lander and probe have been working on the back of the moon for 412 days, and the “Yutu…
MVA joins debate on CGTN about Chang’E 4 importance for the future of lunar exploration
Chang’e 4 is a Chinese lunar exploration mission that achieved the first soft landing on the far side of the Moon, on 3 January 2019. An ancient collision event on the Moon left behind a very large crater, called the…
Interview by CGTN with Dr. Giuseppe Reibaldi, MVA President & Prof. Yang Yuguang from the China Aerospace Science and Industry Group
Dr. Giuseppe Reibaldi, MVA President & Prof. Yang Yuguang from the China Aerospace Science and Industry Group have been interviewed by CGTN about SpaceX new mission 'Dear Moon'. SpaceX announced its new mission to the moon – and a Japanese billionaire, Yusaku Maezawa, will be the company's first space tourist. What does this trip mean for the science community and for the future of space discovery?