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NASA Calls on Commercial Partners to Bid for 2022 Lunar Deliveries – Interesting Engineering
Amongst the payloads are a radiation-tolerant computer and electronic dust shields for future Artemis astronauts.
NASA has just issued a new request for its private commercial space company partners to make deliveries of experimental payloads to the Moon sometime in 2022.
The payloads are part of NASA’s efforts to pave the way for its planned 2024 Artemis missions, which will see humans return to the Moon.
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NASA started its Commercial Lunar Payload Services (CLPS) program largely in order to have a selection of spec…
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