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The cycles of day and night on the Moon are very different from those on Earth due to the Moon’s unique rotation and orbit characteristics. 🌖 ⏱ Length | A day on Earth lasts 24 hours. This is the period during which one part of the planet is exposed to the Sun, followed by a period of darkness. On the Moon, a lunar day lasts about 29.5 Earth days. This is the time it takes for the Moon to complete a full rotation on its axis relative to the Sun. The same side of the Moon always faces the Earth (a phenomenon called synchronous rotation), which means that the Moon rotates on itself at the same speed it orbits around the Earth. A lunar night lasts about 14 Earth days. 🌡 Temperatures | Due to Earth’s atmosphere, temperatures are regulated during the day and night, unlike the Moon, where temperatures in the South Pole can reach +130°C in sunlit areas and drop to -240°C in craters located in shadowed regions. ☀ Light and darkness | On Earth, sunlight is diffuse, and there is a smooth transition between day and night, creating effects such as twilight and dawn, as it is regulated by the atmosphere that filters the light. On the Moon, particularly near the poles, some regions are never illuminated. Light is bright and direct during the day, while complete darkness occurs at night. #Venturi #space #FutureTech

We were honored to feature the AxEMU spacesuit by Axiom Space, developed in collaboration with Prada, alongside our FLEX rover at our stand. Venturi Astrolab, Axiom Space, and Odyssey Space Research were awarded a NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration contract to develop a Lunar Terrain Vehicle (LTV), ensuring the integration of the AxEMU with our FLEX rover to support groundbreaking lunar exploration. This innovative and stylish suit will equip the astronauts of NASA’s Artemis III mission in 2026 as they explore the Moon. 🌕🚀 #Venturi #space #IAC2024 #spacesuit

Venturi Space universe in 30 seconds. 👇🌕 Astrolab | #space #Venturi #FutureTech

Au 75e Congrès International d’Astronautique de Milan, Venturi Space et Venturi Astrolab ont révélé FLIP, leur nouveau rover lunaire. Conçu pour supporter les défis extrêmes du pôle Sud lunaire, FLIP offre une capacité de charge utile de 30 kg, s'inscrivant ainsi dans la volonté de normaliser la logistique spatiale. Ce projet innovant promet d'accompagner les missions scientifiques et commerciales vers la Lune. En savoir plus ➡ https://lnkd.in/eP5yvWr8

Gildo Pallanca Pastor incarne la résilience et l'innovation. Après des épreuves personnelles dévastatrices, il a propulsé VENTURI vers des sommets inédits, y compris une mission lunaire avec la NASA. Visionnaire audacieux, il transforme les rêves les plus fous en réalités tangibles, tout en portant les couleurs de Monaco. (Re)Découvrez son Portrait ➡ https://lnkd.in/e_M3mm8Z

We are live at IAC2024 for the unveiling of the Flex Lunar Innovation Platform, developed with Astrolab and VENTURI space. Fully automated and designed for the Moon’s surface, the team is targeting a launch by the end of 2025. This accelerates our One Step Further (www.groupofhumans.com/moon) program with Astrolab, bringing brands into the lunar economy even sooner. The future of space is happening now. #LunarEconomy #SpaceExploration #FlexLunarPlatform #IAC24 #GroupOfHumans #OneStepFurther #Astrolab #Venturi

Today, Venturi Space, which invents, studies, designs and manufactures mobility solutions capable of handling the extreme environmental conditions found on the Moon and Mars, and Venturi Astrolab, Inc., the designer, manufacturer, and operator of multi-purpose rovers for the Moon and Mars, announced their collaboration to produce a lunar rover, designed to respond to the growing number of institutional, businesses and scientific organizations in the U.S. and European markets, that are seeking access to the Moon for smaller payloads. 🌕 A development prototype of the rover was unveiled today in Venturi Space’s exhibition booth at the 75th International Astronautical Congress Milan IAC2024. 🚀 🔗 The full announcement: https://swll.to/TaqVA #Venturi #Innovation #Technologies #Space

3 Major changes for the return to the Moon. 🌕 Our rover is preparing for a return to the Moon with SpaceX to the lunar South Pole in 2026! © NASA Astrolab | #space #Innovation #SpaceX

🌍 From the world’s first electric sports car to the Moon! 🌕 20 years ago, Venturi made history with Fétish, the world’s first-ever electric sports car. Today, we continue to redefine the future of mobility and technology, making our mark even beyond Earth. Over the past two decades, Venturi has proudly achieved: ⸱ 26 world speed records ⸱ 5 revolutionary concept cars ⸱ 8 seasons in the Formula E championship ⸱ 3 polar exploration vehicles ⸱ Thousands of engines for the PSA Group In 2021, we shifted gears towards space innovation! In collaboration with Venturi Astrolab, Venturi Space is developing a lunar rover, set to travel to the Moon in 2026 aboard the SpaceX Starship. Furthermore, NASA has awarded Venturi Astrolab a contract to advance of the Lunar Terrain Vehicle (LTV). 🚀 Discover more at https://swll.to/QhtN5gz 🌖 #Innovation #Venturi #ElectricVehicles