- NASA is relying on private sector partners to establish sustained human presence on the Moon, potentially utilizing water ice found in permanently shadowed craters at the Lunar South Pole.
- Blue Origin, Firefly, and ASTROLab are contributing components and services for the new lunar outpost under the Artemis program.
- ASTROLab was selected as a key supplier for the lunar rover program and is developing Clv-1 for surface operations on the lunar South Pole.
A long-term strategy was unveiled regarding the space program, including collaboration on lunar vehicle development, establishing sustained human presence at the lunar south pole, and future missions to Mars.
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A long-term strategy was unveiled regarding the space program, including collaboration on lunar vehicle development, establishing sustained human presence at the lunar south pole, and future missions to Mars.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Seismic findings from joint research between the University of Maryland and Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory reduce costs and inform future lunar exploration strategies.Sub-event
- Planning for a sustained human presence on the lunar surface is underway, involving NASA and academic experts.Sub-event
- Advent Technologies completed a project with ESA regarding regenerative systems, which could power future space outposts on the Moon and rovers on Mars.Sub-event
- Rocket Lab and Motiv are poised to lead commercial Mars Sample Return missions, having built components for the Perseverance rover.Sub-event
- Lunar Outpost, led by CEO Justin Cyrus, announced its role in providing mobility solutions for the Artemis program goals.Sub-event
- Congressional support and infrastructure development advance the plan for a sustained lunar presence.Sub-event
- NASA is driving the Artemis program to establish a permanent lunar base, which is required before missions can proceed to Mars.Sub-event
Strategic announcement about long-term goals: sustained lunar presence, Mars missions, and collaboration on lunar vehicles.1 source
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Lunar Outpost
American private space company
- Artemis
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