International Moon Day marks the anniversary of the first human landing on the Moon on 20 July 1969 and celebrates the achievements of space exploration. The day encourages learning about lunar science, international cooperation and humanity’s continuing interest in the Moon. It also invites reflection on how exploration can inspire curiosity, innovation and shared responsibility.

Event Suggestions:
• Host a Moon observation or lunar science activity
• Explore the 1969 Moon landing and later lunar missions
• Discuss international cooperation in space exploration