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Two commercial companies are delivering NASA science and technology to different locations on the Moon.
Firefly Aerospace’s Blue Ghost Mission 1 launched Jan. 15, and is set to land on Sunday, March 2, near a volcanic feature called Mare Crisium located in the northeast region of the Moon’s near side.
Intuitive Machines launched its IM-2 mission on Wednesday, Feb 26., and is targeted to land approximately eight days later in a plateau near the Moon’s South Pole.
Science and technology deliveries to the Moon are helping to pave the way for sustainable human exploration at the Moon through NASA’s Artemis campaign.
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All eyes on the Moon! We are days away from not one – but two – deliveries of scientific investigations and technology demonstrations to different regions of our nearest celestial neighbor.
The deliveries are part of NASA's CLPS (Commerical Lunar Payload Services) initiative, which works with American companies to deliver NASA hardware to the Moon’s surface. Like a rideshare here on Earth, the CLPS initiative is a cost-effective and efficient way to get NASA science experiments and technology demonstrations to the lunar surface for the benefit of all.
Rapid and regular CLPS deliveries offer opportunities to test, refine, and learn from technologies that will be needed for future complex operations on the Moon. These commercial missions where NASA is one of many customers, are pushing the boundaries of what's possible on the lunar surface and paving the way for future astronauts to live and work on the Moon, and beyond on Mars. The rarity of having two landers operating on the Moon at the same time in different locations makes these deliveries especially exciting.
Firefly Aerospace’s Blue Ghost Mission 1 will land on Sunday, March 2, in a mountainous region within an ancient volcanic basin called Mare Crisium, located in the northeastern region of the Moon’s near side. The lander is carrying 10 different NASA science and technology payloads that will test and demonstrate lunar drilling technology, capabilities for collecting regolith (lunar rocks and soil) samples, global navigation satellite system abilities, radiation tolerant computing, and lunar dust mitigation methods. The data captured could also benefit humans on Earth by providing insights into how space weather and other cosmic forces impact our home planet.
Intuitive Machines’ IM-2 mission launched Wednesday, Feb. 26, and land approximately eight days later. The lunar South Pole is of particular interest to scientists because it is believed to contain volatiles or gasses that easily evaporate such as water and oxygen, which may be a valuable resource for future astronauts who will build a sustained presence on the Moon with NASA’s Artemis campaign. It will deliver a drill and mass spectrometer to measure the potential presence of volatiles or gases from lunar soil, as well as a demonstration of a robust surface communications system and a propulsive drone that can hop across the lunar surface.
NASA’s CLPS initiative is a one stop, all-inclusive delivery service to the Moon – where the agency is just one of many customers for the journey. By investing in commercial delivery services to the Moon, NASA is enabling industry growth and supporting long-term exploration of the Moon.
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We are just days away from not one – but two – deliveries to the Moon, packed with cutting-edge scientific investigations and innovative technologies that will shed new light on our nearest neighbor and expand the U.S.’s robotic presence on the Moon. Joining us now is XXX to talk about the upcoming pair of Moon landings, and the new NASA hardware making its way there.
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4. Regular, cost-effective deliveries of NASA instruments to the lunar surface will be a game-changer and improve access to the Moon for scientists and future astronauts. What can we expect?
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