Interlune would use a multispectral camera to measure gases in the lunar regolith.
Credit: Interlune
Interlune has won a $6.9 million contract from NASA to demonstrate technology for extracting helium-3 and hydrogen gas from the lunar soil on a mission planned to be launched to the Moon in 2028. The technology demonstrator is designed to fly on a lunar lander developed for NASA’s Commercial Lunar...
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