First US moon launch in decades to include ‘space burials’
- NASA and a small Pittsburgh-based company, Astrobotic Technology, are collaborating on a mission to send the first commercially developed spacecraft to the moon since the Apollo era.
- The success of this mission, which involves the launch of a lunar lander by United Launch Alliance, is crucial for the company's competition with SpaceX in the commercial launch industry.
- The mission aims to set the tone for NASA's renewed efforts to explore the moon robotically before sending astronauts back to the lunar surface later this decade.
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