A Dear John for dearMoon
Yusaku Maezawa has given up on his plan to orbit the Moon with a crew of creatives in SpaceX’s Starship.
Stories about the growing number of activities around the Moon.
Yusaku Maezawa has given up on his plan to orbit the Moon with a crew of creatives in SpaceX’s Starship.
“If we land, it is dependent on SpaceX having their [Starship] lander ready.”
Other Moon-focused companies, including Lockheed Martin subsidiary Crescent and Intuitive Machines, are also planning satellite networks around Earth’s favorite satellite.
NASA has been building up its team of responsible space actors, and this week, it brought on two new recruits.
Two Japanese astronauts will travel to the Moon as part of NASA’s Artemis program, potentially becoming the first non-Americans to set foot on the lunar surface.
Out: the train to space. In: the inter-Moon-base express.
He-3 is mainly used in security and medical sensors to detect radiation, but it could theoretically be used as fuel for a nuclear fusion power plant.
By the time you read this, the sun will have set on Odysseus, Intuitive Machines’ Moon lander.
CEO Steve Altemus reports that the payloads on board are still functional.
Intuitive Machines ($LUNR) became the first private organization to land on the Moon.
One company is on the way to proving that the same things that make the Moon inhospitable to people—cold, barren, hard to reach—make it a perfect setting for long-term, secure data storage.
We’re deep into earnings season, and the space SPACs have been reporting all week. Here’s our roundup of the highlights.