Seven Sisters is an Australian Lunar Exploration Mission led by Fleet Space Technologies in collaboration with other organizations. The mission aims to send nanosatellites and sensors to the Moon to search for accessible water and resources, supporting NASA's Artemis Program. It focuses on developing new resource exploration techniques for the Moon, Mars, and Earth, leveraging Australia's expertise in mining engineering and automation. The program involves a consortium of space, industry, and research leaders, including OZ Minerals, the University of Adelaide, and Fugro.
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The Seven Sisters missions are scheduled to commence in 2023 and are designed to find accessible water and other resources on the Moon.
The Seven Sisters missions are scheduled to commence in 2023 and are designed to find accessible water and other resources on the Moon and Mars.
Q-Ctrl is part of a group of Australian companies and academic institutions planning to send sensor-laden nanosatellites to the moon in 2023 as part of the Seven Sisters initiative founded by Fleet Space Technologies.
Centauri 3 will test new hardware and space systems developed by Fleet Space to support the 2023 Seven Sisters resource exploration mission.
The SEVEN SISTERS consortium’s 2023 missions are intended to support NASA’s Artemis program to land the first woman and the next man on the Moon by 2024 and to create a sustainable human presence for later crewed Martian exploration.
The Seven Sisters initiative is a consortium of Australian companies and academic institutions planning to send sensor-laden nanosatellites to the Moon in 2023.
Centauri 3 will test new hardware and space systems developed by Fleet Space that will support the 2023 Seven Sisters resource exploration mission.