The phrase "a lunar program" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a project or initiative related to the moon, such as space exploration or research.
Example: "NASA has announced its plans to launch a new lunar program aimed at establishing a sustainable human presence on the moon."
Alternatives: "moon mission" or "lunar initiative."
A future Ukrainian lunar program may propose a polar orbiter.
In due time, Yuzhnoye SDO was a participant of the lunar program and many other projects, owing to which it currently possesses technologies and experience for development of integral components of space transportation systems that may be utilized in international programs aimed at the Moon development.
I was invited to a special tour of #NASA as a social media rep and their lunar program.
In a major milestone for space exploration, China announced that its lunar program has successfully soft-landed a probe on the far side of the moon, making it the first country to do so.
An advisory panel launched by the Japanese government has spent one year preparing a report that proposes a lunar exploration program that will cost no less than $2.3 billion.
A Lunar Ranger program enables children to earn an embroidered patch in a few hours.
China has plans to expand its lunar program, with the goal of putting an unmanned vehicle on the Moon by 2012 and sending people there by 2020.
What amazes me is that now, for $200, you can buy a robot toy that has more technology than NASA had during the lunar program.
An obituary on Monday about Vasily Mishin, chief designer in the Soviet lunar program, misidentified the craft used in 1961 to send a man into orbit and the 30 devices at the heart of the Soviet lunar rocket.
Correction: October 31 , 2001 Wednesday An obituary on Monday about Vasily Mishin, chief designer in the Soviet lunar program, misidentified the craft used in 1961 to send a man into orbit and the 30 devices at the heart of the Soviet lunar rocket.
