Date and Location

September 23, 2026
12:00 PM - 1:15 PM ET
Littauer L-p-9 Malkin Penhouse

Contact

183-258-9455

How do you establish an enduring human presence on the Moon? What scientific, operational, logistical, and engineering challenges must be solved to make long-duration lunar exploration possible?


Join the Belfer Center for a special conversation with members of NASA's Moon Base Office of the Chief Architect, a multidisciplinary team helping shape the future of human exploration beyond Earth.


The event will include a presentation on the vision for lunar exploration and the challenges of designing and operating a future Moon base.


The presentation will be followed by a fireside chat with senior members of the Moon Base architecture team, moderated by recent HKS alum Grier Wilt.


This is a unique opportunity to hear directly from experts working at the intersection of space exploration, science, engineering, and operations to build America’s lunar program.

Organizer

Program on Emerging Technology, Scientific Advancement & Global Policy