NASA announced on the 7th that it has selected 8 companies to participate in the new round of the “Lunar Commercial Launch Service Program” and promote the development of a nuclear-powered lunar rover to help build a lunar base. On the same day, NASA unveiled a new 10-year “Lunar Commercial Carrier Service Plan” contract framework at the Aerospace Exhibition held at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida. Eight companies, including American Blue Origin, were selected to participate in NASA's lunar surface cargo delivery mission competition to be responsible for transporting scientific payloads, technical equipment and infrastructure to the lunar surface.
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NASA announced on the 7th that it has selected 8 companies to participate in the new round of the “Lunar Commercial Launch Service Program” and promote the development of a nuclear-powered lunar rover to help build a lunar base. On the same day, NASA unveiled a new 10-year “Lunar Commercial Carrier Service Plan” contract framework at the Aerospace Exhibition held at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida. Eight companies, including American Blue Origin, were selected to participate in NASA's lunar surface cargo delivery mission competition to be responsible for transporting scientific payloads, technical equipment and infrastructure to the lunar surface.
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