Voyager Technologies is acquiring Astrobotic, a company developing lunar infrastructure and aiming for NASA contracts for moon missions.
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Updated Aug 24
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What happened
Voyager Technologies is acquiring Astrobotic, a company developing lunar infrastructure and aiming for NASA contracts for moon missions.
How it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.The combined Voyager/Astrobotic entity is securing NASA-related awards following the July acquisition.1 source
- Following the acquisition of Astrobotic by Voyager Technologies, the combined entity is securing government defense contracts for satellites and missiles.Sub-event
Voyager completes Astrobotic acquisition and secures RTX contract for NASA programs.1 source
Voyager is acquiring Astrobotic, a company focused on lunar missions and infrastructure for NASA.1 source
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- A discovery team based in Ahmedabad is investigating the Moon's south pole craters, which could be crucial for future human missions.