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    NASA gives Intuitive Machines $117 million for 2027 mission to moon’s south pole


    NASA gives Intuitive Machines $117 million for 2027 mission to moon’s south pole

    https://www.space.com/nasa-intuitive-machines-moon-mission-2027

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    1. DaySecure7642 on

      Congratulations! LUNR is the first commercial entity to land (sideways though) on the moon. Whoever deserves it more?

      I am curious though their long term relationships with SpaceX. On this path LUNR is going to be a serious competitor one day, especially if working with other rocket companies like Rocket Lab. But it is a good thing in general for the US.

    2. photoengineer on

      I’m glad they are starting to cost appropriate amounts, $117M is way more realistic than $75M.Â