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Intuitive Machines unveils advanced Lunar Terrain Vehicle

Arnold Pinto 17/11/2024 0

Moon RACER is part of NASA’s Artemis programme Intuitive Machines showcased its cutting-edge Moon RACER lunar terrain vehicle (LTV) at Space Center Houston on November 7, 2024, marking a significant advancement in lunar exploration technology. The Moon RACER, which stands for Reusable

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SEOPS and Intuitive Machines team up for lunar payload delivery

Arnold Pinto 07/08/2024 0

Operations to commence after 2025 SEOPS, a prominent provider of responsive space mission services, has entered a strategic partnership with Intuitive Machines. The new collaboration between the two US-based companies will see Intuitive Machines providing rideshare delivery services for SEOPS, extending its reach beyond low Earth orbit (LEO) to include a variety of

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Intuitive Machines finalises lunar landing site for IM-2 mission

Arnold Pinto 19/07/2024 0

November 2024 to January 2025 scheduling Intuitive Machines has finalised the landing site for its highly anticipated IM-2 lunar prospecting mission, which has already sold out. The mission to explore the Moon’s South Pole for water ice and other volatiles marks a significant step in the US company’s ambitious plans for deep space exploration. The […]

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Intuitive Machines To Develop Lunar Terrain Vehicle For NASA

Arnold Pinto 10/04/2024 0

Contract Is Worth $30 Million NASA has entrusted Intuitive Machines, a leading commercial contractor in space exploration, with a $30 million contract to complete a Lunar Terrain Vehicle Services Feasibility Assessment. This initiative marks Intuitive Machines’ entry into human spaceflight operations within NASA’s ambitious $4.6 billion Lunar Terrain Vehicle

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NASA’s CLPS initiative marks a historic return to the Moon

News Desk 1 25/02/2024 0

Commercial lunar landing is successful In a groundbreaking achievement, NASA’s Commercial Lunar Payload Services (CLPS) initiative has successfully delivered new science instruments and technology demonstrations to the Moon, marking the first uncrewed commercial lunar landing in over 50 years. Intuitive Machines‘ Nova-C lander, named Odysseus, completed a