Space Park Conversations: From Apollo to Artemis: A New View of the Moon
What did Apollo teach us about the Moon—and what will Artemis reveal next?
What did Apollo teach us about the Moon - and what will Artemis reveal next?
Join us at Space Park Leicester for an informative talk with Professor John Bridges, as we explore how lunar exploration is entering a bold new era.
The Apollo missions transformed our understanding of how rocky planets like Earth are formed and evolve. Now, with the Artemis programme, we stand on the brink of a new chapter in planetary science—one that promises deeper insights into the Moon, the Solar System, and our place within it.
In this seminar, Professor Bridges will:
- Unpack why the Moon remains central to space science
- Share what we learned from Apollo—and what questions remain
- Reveal how Artemis will push the boundaries of exploration
- Explore the scientific and technological challenges ahead
This is your chance to hear directly from a leading expert and discover how the next wave of lunar missions will shape the future of space exploration.
Event Details
- Date: Monday 20 April
- Time: 2:00pm – 3:00pm
- Location: Space Park Leicester
- Series: Space Park Conversations
Who Should Attend?
- Space enthusiasts and curious minds
- Students and educators
- Industry professionals
- Anyone interested in the future of space exploration
About the Speaker
Professor John Bridges is a leading planetary scientist specialising in meteorites and planetary processes, contributing to our understanding of the origins and evolution of the Solar System.
Reserve your place now and be part of the conversation shaping humanity’s return to the Moon.
About Space Park Conversations
Space Park Conversations is our regular programme of free public talks bringing together leading experts from across science, technology, engineering and beyond. Each session offers unique insights into the work shaping our world and our understanding of the universe.
Image: Earthset captured through the Orion spacecraft window at 6:41 p.m. EDT, April 6, 2026, during the Artemis II crew’s flyby of the Moon. Credit: NASA
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What did Apollo teach us about the Moon—and what will Artemis reveal next?
What did Apollo teach us about the Moon - and what will Artemis reveal next?
Join us at Space Park Leicester for an informative talk with Professor John Bridges, as we explore how lunar exploration is entering a bold new era.
The Apollo missions transformed our understanding of how rocky planets like Earth are formed and evolve. Now, with the Artemis programme, we stand on the brink of a new chapter in planetary science—one that promises deeper insights into the Moon, the Solar System, and our place within it.
In this seminar, Professor Bridges will:
- Unpack why the Moon remains central to space science
- Share what we learned from Apollo—and what questions remain
- Reveal how Artemis will push the boundaries of exploration
- Explore the scientific and technological challenges ahead
This is your chance to hear directly from a leading expert and discover how the next wave of lunar missions will shape the future of space exploration.
Event Details
- Date: Monday 20 April
- Time: 2:00pm – 3:00pm
- Location: Space Park Leicester
- Series: Space Park Conversations
Who Should Attend?
- Space enthusiasts and curious minds
- Students and educators
- Industry professionals
- Anyone interested in the future of space exploration
About the Speaker
Professor John Bridges is a leading planetary scientist specialising in meteorites and planetary processes, contributing to our understanding of the origins and evolution of the Solar System.
Reserve your place now and be part of the conversation shaping humanity’s return to the Moon.
About Space Park Conversations
Space Park Conversations is our regular programme of free public talks bringing together leading experts from across science, technology, engineering and beyond. Each session offers unique insights into the work shaping our world and our understanding of the universe.
Image: Earthset captured through the Orion spacecraft window at 6:41 p.m. EDT, April 6, 2026, during the Artemis II crew’s flyby of the Moon. Credit: NASA
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Highlights
- 1 hour
- In-person
Location
Space Park Leicester
92 Corporation Road
Leicester LE4 5SP
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