T-Minus Space Daily There’s Transformers on the Moon!
Japan’s lunar lander makes a successful touchdown on the moon. NOAA’s Office of Space Commerce announced the start of a commercial pathfinder project in support of its Traffic Coordination System for Space (TraCSS). The European Space Agency finds layers of water ice stretching several kilometers below ground at Mars’ equator, and more.
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T-Minus Guest
Our guest today is Equatorial Launch Australia’s (ELA) Executive Chairman and Group CEO, Michael Jones.
You can connect with Michael on LinkedIn and learn more about ELA on their website.
Selected Reading
NASA, Partners to Welcome Private Crew Aboard Space Station
Astrobotic loses contact with hobbled Peregrine moon lander- Space
Office of Space Commerce Initiates TraCSS Pathfinder Projects
Sidus Space Unveils Cutting-edge Multi-Material 3D Printed Space Hardware Division
ESA - Buried water ice at Mars's equator?
Scout Space names new chief executive officer - SpaceNews
Astroscale Plans Refueling Mission APS-R With Space Force Funding - Via Satellite
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