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Articles tagged: Space Exploration

  • Japan, Low Earth Orbit, luna rovers, Moon, Space Robotics lab, Tohoku University September 2017 Plans for high-speed lunar rovers

    ..., the lunar vicinity is a key area for the development of an affordable and sustainable space economy that would completely transform the current landscape of space exploration [2]. High-speed lunar rover Current rover designs are not suited for...

    • Japan
    • Low Earth Orbit
    • luna rovers
    • Moon
    • Space Robotics lab
    • Tohoku University
    Authors: David Rodríguez-Martínez     Dr Kazuya Yoshida    
  • Asagumo rover, CubeSat, Spacebit, walking rover November 2020 Walking on the Moon

    ... a second rover from the former Soviet Union, followed in January 1973. Significantly, in terms of the history of space exploration, the Lunokhods remained the only teleoperated rovers to be sent to another planetary body until NASA’s Sojourner rover...

    • Asagumo rover
    • CubeSat
    • Spacebit
    • walking rover
    Authors: Pavlo Tanasyuk    
  • Artemis, NASA, SLS, Space Launch System March 2021 Building SLS - a contractual odyssey

    ... heavy-lift rocket after an independent commission had presented a range of approaches NASA could pursue in human space exploration, including alternatives to the Ares rockets designed for Constellation. One of those alternatives was to design a new...

    • Artemis
    • NASA
    • SLS
    • Space Launch System
    Authors: Amanda Miller    
  • hybrid lunar manufacture, In-Situ Resource Utilisation, ISRU, lunar regolith, plume-regolith interactions October 2024 Lunar construction with regolith and robots

    ... start of a new era for space exploration. Increasingly, space missions are being led by commercial entities.... Meanwhile, national governments across the world continue to explore outer space, as demonstrated by China’s lunar sample return mission ...

    • hybrid lunar manufacture
    • In-Situ Resource Utilisation
    • ISRU
    • lunar regolith
    • plume-regolith interactions
    Authors: Xinhui Shen     Yun-Hang Cho    
  • Astrobotic Technology,  Inc., Blue Origin, Frontier Aerospace Corporation, NASA, Paragon Space Development Corporation, Space Systems Loral (SSL), tipping point, United Launch Alliance (ULA) 13 August 2018 NASA to partner with six US companies to develop space exploration technologies

    ... Jim Bridenstine, "These awards focus on technology collaborations with the commercial space sector that leverage emerging markets and capabilities to meet NASA's exploration goals. While these key technologies will support NASA's science and human...

    • Astrobotic Technology
    • Inc.
    • Blue Origin
    • Frontier Aerospace Corporation
    • NASA
    • Paragon Space Development Corporation
    • Space Systems Loral (SSL)
    • tipping point
    • United Launch Alliance (ULA)
  • Apollo program, Mary Lynne Dittmar, NASA, SpaceX, SURGE June 2015 Innovation at escape velocity: from NASA’s Apollo to SpaceX

    ... breakthroughs such as occurred with ICs in the 1950s and 1960s into a programmatic framework. In those early days of space exploration, Silicon Valley and the entrepreneurial movement it helped bring about did not exist in the US. In the 21st...

    • Apollo program
    • Mary Lynne Dittmar
    • NASA
    • SpaceX
    • SURGE
    Authors: Mary Lynne Dittmar    
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