Open Lunar Foundation works to create a peaceful, cooperative, long term human presence on the Moon for the benefit of all life. One of the many programs within the Foundation is our research work conducted at the leading edge of critical questions regarding lunar futures.

This event celebrated the launch of the Timekeeping White Paper, which explores the characteristics of a common reference timing signal to serve future lunar operations. The goal is to identify a low-cost, transparent approach to the development of a Local Lunar Time Standard. The authors, Philip Linden, Samuel Jardine, and Jessy Kate Schingler, presented their research at the event.

Read the White Paper here: https://www.openlunar.org/library/lunar-time-standard