The FDL 2018 Space Resources mission is supported by Intel, SpaceResources.lu & XPRIZE.
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The FDL 2018 Space Resources mission is supported by Intel, SpaceResources.lu & XPRIZE.
Locating a Mars mission after it first touches down, using that manual process of scrutinizing landscape features and making image comparisons, can take up to 24 hours. What’s more, it still requires at least 30 minutes to confirm a rover’s updated location after it’s on the move…
As NASA shifts human exploration back to the Moon, U.S. commercial partnerships will be a key to expediting missions and building a sustainable presence on the lunar surface.