Blue Origin Developing Cargo Lander For The Moon
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Blue Origin is at work on what could be a key moneymaker for the nascent off-planet economy—a robotic lander capable of delivering as much as 10,000 lb. of cargo to the Moon in a single trip. Intended to carry cargo to a permanent outpost on the rim of the Moon’s polar Shackleton Crater, the Blue...
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