NASA has finished a two-part online workshop series about sharing space science with the world. The meetings began on 28 July and ended on 8 September. They focused on one key promise of the Artemis Accords: releasing scientific data quickly and openly. So far, 71 countries have signed this set of principles for safe and transparent space exploration.
NASA says every Moon rock sample and lunar dataset from the Artemis program will be shared with scientists everywhere. During the workshops, experts learned about open science tools, including NASA's main archive for planetary data. Chief exploration scientist Jacob Bleacher said transparency and collaboration will help unlock new discoveries. The series built on earlier discussions led by India's space agency ISRO in May this year.