NASA Unveils $10 Billion Lunar Contract Plan, New Moon Missions and Nuclear-Powered PROMISE Rover
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NASA Unveils $10 Billion Lunar Contract Plan, New Moon Missions and Nuclear-Powered PROMISE Rover
NASA has announced a major expansion of its lunar exploration program, outlining up to $10 billion in commercial moon delivery contracts, additional launch funding and plans for a nuclear-powered rover. The initiatives are intended to support the agency’s goal of establishing a permanent human presence on the moon by 2032. The announcements were made November [...]
NASA has unveiled a massive contract package to support a permanent base at the Moon's south pole. Working with private partners, billions of dollars will be channeled into cargo transportation, the nuclear-powered PROMISE lunar rover, and the future base's power and communications systems.
During a press conference, agency officials stressed that rovers and other infrastructure will be essential to ensure the survival of the human being on the Moon
NASA plans to return humans to the moon. However, this does not end there. This time, the astronauts are supposed to stay there longer, and for this purpose a lunar station will be built on the surface. NASA has announced new contracts and missions that will allow the investment to be carried out. By the way, the nuclear-powered PROMISE rover is scheduled to hit the Silver Globe.
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