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Articles tagged: lunar exploration

  • Astrobotic Technology, lunar rover, Peregrine lunar lander, Spacebit 11 October 2019 Spacebit unveils its design of the UK's first Moon rover

    ... announced a few weeks ago that it had signed a joint agreement with Astrobotic to begin commercial and scientific lunar exploration starting in 2021, the company has now revealed the design of its lander - a walking rover that looks...

    • Astrobotic Technology
    • lunar rover
    • Peregrine lunar lander
    • Spacebit
  • 28 February 2024 SSSIF consolidates position as Europe's leading NewSpace event

    ... conference, saying: “Smallsats will make the process of lunar exploration more efficient when it comes to communications and navigation, and prospecting for resources.” Lunar and cis-lunar missions and the associated economy have grown exponentially...

  • 29 March 2018 Lunar Settlements

    ... appropriate adjustments made for progress in space technology - it should be of interest to anyone involved or interested in the general subject of lunar exploration. The contents are divided into seven sections, covering the past and future...

  • European Space Agency, Luna-Glob, NPO Lavochkin research and industrial association, Russian Lunar Mission 11 April 2017 ESA to supply cameras for Russian lunar mission

    ... Russia prepares to initiate its new lunar exploration program. The first mission of Russia's lunar program, Luna-Glob, will be one...high-precision landing systems. It will be the third explorer," said Lemeshevsky. "We have invited the Europeans to ...

    • European Space Agency
    • Luna-Glob
    • NPO Lavochkin research and industrial association
    • Russian Lunar Mission
  • Helios, ispace.inc, lunar base, lunar mining, Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) 26 July 2021 Israel’s Helios to ride on ispace lunar lander to make oxygen on the Moon

    ...Helios has said it plans to join ispace, Japan’s lunar exploration firm, on its second and third missions to the ...while the metals will be used to establish the infrastructure for future lunar and martian bases, say the firm. “Our solution is unique ...

    • Helios
    • ispace.inc
    • lunar base
    • lunar mining
    • Memorandum of Understanding (MoU)
  • Artemis programme, Artemis-3, Human Landing System, Lunar gateway, Orion spacecraft 10 November 2021 NASA moves human lunar landing mission to 2025

    ...for the spacecraft that will transport the crew to the lunar surface has grown to $9.3 billion. Rising costs were ...lunar lander on Artemis III. “There were a lot of requirements changes,” said Jim Free, NASA associate administrator for exploration...

    • Artemis programme
    • Artemis-3
    • Human Landing System
    • Lunar gateway
    • Orion spacecraft
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