In 2021, the United Nations officially declared July 20 as International Moon Day to celebrate humanity’s achievements in space exploration and to encourage peaceful uses of outer space.

• Space agencies like NASA, ISRO, ESA, etc., organize events, exhibitions, and webinars.
• Schools and science clubs conduct Moon-themed activities like quizzes, drawing competitions, and Moon observation nights with telescopes.
• It’s also a time to discuss future Moon missions, like NASA’s Artemis program or ISRO’s Chandrayaan missions.

Each year, International Moon Day may have a specific theme focused on education, sustainability, innovation, or international cooperation in lunar exploration.