NASA turns Artemis data-sharing principles into practical workshops.

NASA reported that an Artemis Accords workshop series began July 28 and concluded September 8. The sessions focused on releasing scientific data promptly and making it usable across national research communities. NASA said the accords had 71 signatories at the time of its report.

Participants examined open-science practices and tools, including the Planetary Data System, lunar datasets and standards for describing data. The work follows earlier discussions led by India's space agency. This is an implementation update on existing commitments, not a new treaty or an announcement that all future lunar data already exists.