Sidus Space Joins Intuitive Machines-led RACER Team
SpaceWatch Global reports: Ibadan, 10 May 2024. - Sidus Space has announced that it is a teammate on the NASA Lunar Terrain Veh.
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SpaceWatch Global reports: Ibadan, 10 May 2024. - Sidus Space has announced that it is a teammate on the NASA Lunar Terrain Veh.
After a decade marked by setbacks and a failed test flight, Boeing's Starliner is poised for its inaugural astronaut mission to the ISS.
ispace joins forces with industry giants like Lockheed Martin's Crescent and Intuitive Machines to develop satellite networks, aiming to revolutionize lunar data services.
Through key roles at Intuitive Machines, Axiom Space, Quantum Space, and X-Energy, Ghaffarian is a pivotal figure in shaping the evolving space economy.
A significant collaboration has emerged as Sidus Space joins forces with Intuitive Machines as part of the RACER team, contributing to NASA's Lunar Terrain Vehicle initiative.
Targeting the last quarter of 2024, Intuitive Machines Inc. is advancing its lunar exploration agenda, as confirmed by its billionaire founder.
After a decade marked by setbacks and a failed test flight, Boeing's Starliner is poised for its inaugural astronaut mission to the ISS.
ispace joins forces with industry giants like Lockheed Martin's Crescent and Intuitive Machines to develop satellite networks, aiming to revolutionize lunar data services.
Through key roles at Intuitive Machines, Axiom Space, Quantum Space, and X-Energy, Ghaffarian is a pivotal figure in shaping the evolving space economy.
In a groundbreaking partnership, Columbia Sportswear teams up with Intuitive Machines to launch the first U.S.-built commercial spacecraft to the lunar surface, exploring the marketing potentials beyond Earth.
With the introduction of the "Freedom" Payload, Lonestar Data Holdings is set to expand lunar data center operations aboard the Intuitive Machines' IM-2 Lander.
In a significant step for lunar exploration, NASA has selected Intuitive Machines, Venturi Astrolab, and Lunar Outpost to design and develop lunar terrain vehicles crucial for the Artemis missions.
Despite the permanent shutdown of the Odysseus lunar lander, Intuitive Machines is undeterred, planning another moon mission slated for later this year.
Following a historic moon landing, Intuitive Machines Inc. has experienced a significant boost, exceeding sales forecasts and achieving its best cash position since going public.
Benjamin Coveler, a Northwestern University student, significantly contributed as a software engineering intern on Intuitive Machines' first U.S. moon mission in 50 years.
The company's lunar lander concluded its mission after a seven-day tenure on the moon, setting a new precedent for cost-effective and safer rocket propulsion technologies.
Columbia's Omni-Heat Infinity technology has been adapted for Intuitive Machines' Nova-C spacecraft, aiming to improve thermal control on the lunar surface.
The Odysseus moon lander, marking the U.S.'s return to lunar surface exploration after fifty years, is approaching its mission's end, with scientists on standby for its last data transmission following its unique sideways landing.
Odysseus, the lunar lander developed by Intuitive Machines, has completed its mission, marking a significant milestone in space exploration efforts.
Intuitive Machines' lunar lander, enduring a compromised structural integrity with at least one damaged leg, continues to function post-Apollo era touchdown on the Moon.
In an upcoming live update, NASA alongside Intuitive Machines, will share crucial developments regarding the Odysseus lunar lander's mission progress, focusing on its recent successful lunar landing.
Intuitive Machines' Odysseus moon lander continues its mission, efficiently generating solar power to enable extensive data collection in the moon's south pole region, underscoring a pivotal moment in lunar exploration.
In a bid to gather more data in its dying hours, a moon lander, which tipped over upon landing, continues to transmit imagery back to Earth.
The Odysseus moon lander's mission, led by Intuitive Machines, faces early termination as engineers predict loss of radio contact following its unusual sideways touchdown.
Following Intuitive Machines' landmark achievement as the first private entity to successfully land on the Moon, interest in space-oriented startups has seen a significant surge.
Odysseus, the lunar lander by Intuitive Machines, has successfully sent initial photographs from the Moon's surface, marking a significant milestone in space exploration.
Despite a sideways landing on the Moon, Intuitive Machines reports its IM-1 lander's payloads are operational, CEO Steve Altemus confirms.
In a remarkable show of resilience, Japan's SLIM moon lander has successfully reestablished communication with Earth post surviving an unexpectedly harsh lunar night, continuing its mission beyond initial projections.
After the successful lunar landing of Intuitive Machines' Odysseus lander, its unfortunate tipping onto the lunar surface led to fluctuating stock prices, with upcoming photo releases from the Moon's South Pole anticipated.
Intuitive Machines' lunar lander, Odysseus, has encountered a tipping incident upon touchdown on the moon's South Pole, remaining operational but sideways. This marks a significant moment as the first private U.S. spacecraft to achieve lunar surface contact.
In an unforeseen hitch, Intuitive Machines' Odysseus moon lander failed to deploy the EagleCam during its descent. However, efforts to initiate deployment and capture lunar surface imagery are ongoing.
Marking a significant achievement in space exploration, Houston-based Intuitive Machines becomes the inaugural private company to successfully land a spacecraft on the lunar surface.
Lonestar Data Holdings demonstrates the viability of using the Moon's harsh conditions for secure and long-term data storage solutions.
Intuitive Machines' moon lander has successfully entered lunar orbit, marking a crucial phase before its anticipated landing on the moon's surface.