US EditionStartups Tap Sun, Nukes To Keep Lunar Rovers Kicking
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Startups Tap Sun, Nukes To Keep Lunar Rovers Kicking
Two US companies have proved that industry can land on the Moon. Now, startups are tackling the next challenge: keeping those missions running for years instead of weeks. Why it matters: Generating or harnessing power on the Moon is critical to carrying out long-term missions. Firefly’s Blue Ghost lunar lander operated on the Moon for ~14 Earth days, which is the length of one lunar day. But it shut down with the arrival of lunar night (which a…
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