Masten Tests Sensor For Lunar Lander

Guy Norris February 27, 2014

MOJAVE, Calif. — Masten Space Systems has used its Xombie vertical landing launch vehicle to successfully fly what is thought to be a landing sensor package and software system for Astrobotic Technology, a Google Lunar X-Prize (GLXP) contender. The flight included a vertical climb to 300 meters (980...

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