NASA purchased two more missions aboard Blue Origin's Blue Moon Mark 1 landers to fly rovers to the lunar surface.
Credit: Blue Origin
CAPE CANAVERAL—NASA has awarded contracts totaling nearly $1 billion for a pair of crew-capable lunar rovers and transportation services to land them on the Moon, hopefully ahead of the planned Artemis IV mission in early 2028, the agency announced May 26. The Lunar Terrain Vehicles (LTV) will be...
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