NASA to seek new ways to send rover to moon's south pole
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NASA backtracks on VIPER commercial partnership
NASA has canceled plans to find a commercial partner to launch a robotic lunar rover and will instead pursue “alternative approaches” to fly the mission. The post NASA backtracks on VIPER commercial partnership appeared first on SpaceNews.
DAILY DOSE: NASA considering ISS activity cuts due to budget; NASA reevaluating VIPER rover mission after delays. - Scientific Inquirer
NASA CONSIDERS ISS CUTBACKS AMID BUDGET SHORTFALLS AND CHANGES NASA is considering reducing its activities on the International Space Station (ISS) due to budget shortfalls. Proposed changes include lowering the crew size for Crew Dragon missions from four to three, extending mission durations from six to eight months, and canceling upgrades to the Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer. These adjustments align with the Trump administration’s budget propos…
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