Moon Miners' Manifesto
Moon Miners' Manifesto


updated January 19, 2009

Introducing Moonbeams: Tales from the High Frontier
Introducing MMM-India Qarterly

Moon Miners' Manifesto is a monthly newsletter, published continuously since December 1986, by the Lunar Reclamation Society, which serves as the SE Wisconsin Chapter of the National Space Society and as the Milwaukee Outpost of the Moon Society

MMM serves several other NSS chapters, the members of the Moon Society, and individual subscribers.

Most issues of MMM contain speculative articles that deal with the opening of the Lunar frontier, suggesting how pioneers can make best use of local resources. Some of the points made will relate specifically to pioneer life in the lunar environment. But many points will hold for frontier living on Mars as well.

Members Only Archive of Recent Issues of MMM

Past issues of MMM newsletters, #s 145 ff., are available in pdf file format from the following location:

http://www.moonsociety.org/members/mmm/

To access this location, you will need to use your username and password. If you do not have a username and password, you can request one at the following location:

http://www.moonsociety.org/mymoon/

Free Access Sample Articles, Issues, & Collections

Some individual articles online

The editor's selection of sample recent back issues in pdf format

Papers online compiling articles on a particular topic

MMM Classics

The MMM Classics is a continuing effort to reedit, reillustrate, and republish the non-time-sensitive articles from the earlier years, three years shy of the current year. The first nineteen years of Moon Miners' Manifesto are now online, covering December 1986 through November 2004, in pdf format, one volume per publication year.

Covers of recent MMM Issues


Papers Published Online

Moon Society White Papers


Members Only Archive of Recent Issues of Selenology

Selenology is the Quarterly Publication of the American Lunar Society, now a Moon Society Affiliate Organization

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