Polaris Intelligence
Polaris
Intelligence
About
Ctrl K
Sign in
© Polaris Intelligence 2026
PrivacyTermsAdmin

Pegasus

retired
Science ExplorationLEOCOSPAR 2017-036VLaunched 6/23/2017
Admin Edit
Mission & Launch
Launch Mission
Cartosat-2(S)/Cubesats
Launch Vehicle
PSLV-XL
Launch Date
6/23/2017
Last Contact
12/22/2023
Orbit & Mass
Orbit Class
LEO
Altitude
506.5 km
Inclination
97.45 deg
Dry Mass
2 kg
Total Mass
2 kg
Payload Classification
Mission Type
Science Exploration
Payload Category
SCI
Payload Class
A
Organizations
Operator
University of Applied Sciences Wiener Neustadt
Manufacturer
University of Applied Sciences Wiener Neustadt
Registry
COSPAR ID
2017-036V
UN Registration
ST/SG/SER.E/817
Track
Mentions
119
All verified mentions of this spacecraft in source documents.
0.0-5.0
Actions

The Pegasus LTV is expected to support its first crewed Artemis missions planned to launch in 2028.

PlanGrowthValue 4.0Jun 9, 2026Goodyear to Supply Tires for NASA’s Artemis Lunar Terrain Vehicle

The Pegasus XL launch carrying Link is scheduled for later in June.

Page3of6
PlanGeneralValue 3.0Jun 9, 2026La NASA considera reimpulsar el telescopio Hubble si logra reducir sus costes operativos

Pegasus is intended to extend astronaut range and mission duration on the lunar surface.

CapabilityPlanValue 3.0Jun 9, 2026Goodyear to Supply Tires for NASA’s Artemis Lunar Terrain Vehicle

Pegasus is designed for operations at the lunar South Pole.

CapabilityValue 3.2Jun 9, 2026Goodyear to Supply Tires for NASA’s Artemis Lunar Terrain Vehicle

Pegasus is expected to carry astronauts across the Moon’s surface beginning in 2028 as part of NASA’s Artemis program.

PlanValue 4.0Jun 9, 2026Goodyear to Supply Tires for NASA’s Artemis Lunar Terrain Vehicle

Pegasus is intended to let astronauts travel farther and conduct extended scientific exploration on the Moon.

CapabilityValue 2.0Jun 9, 2026Goodyear to Supply Tires for NASA’s Artemis Lunar Terrain Vehicle

Goodyear will supply lunar tires for Lunar Outpost’s Pegasus Lunar Terrain Vehicle.

RelationshipsValue 4.0Jun 9, 2026Goodyear to Supply Tires for NASA’s Artemis Lunar Terrain Vehicle

Pegasus is expected to support its first crewed Artemis missions planned to launch in 2028.

PlanGeneralValue 3.4Jun 9, 2026Goodyear to Supply Tires for NASA’s Artemis Lunar Terrain Vehicle

Lunar Outpost led Pegasus development in partnership with General Motors, Goodyear, and Leidos.

RelationshipsValue 4.5Jun 9, 2026Goodyear to Supply Tires for NASA’s Artemis Lunar Terrain Vehicle

Lunar Outpost’s Pegasus rover is a lighter evolution of its Eagle platform built to meet NASA’s updated requirements.

CapabilityLegalValue 3.5Jun 7, 2026The Challenges of Keeping Up With the Demand for Direct to Device Components. And Can the Supply Chain Be Weaponized?

NASA's Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope is being prepared for shipment to Cape Canaveral via NASA's Pegasus barge and is expected to arrive later in June 2026.

PlanGeneralGrowthValue 4.0Jun 2, 2026The next Falcon Heavy launch, carrying NASA's Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope, is scheduled for NET August 30th! The telescope is currently being prepared for shipment to the Cape, where it'll arrive later this month via NASA's Pegasus barge.

NASA awarded Lunar Outpost a $220 million task order to develop the Pegasus rover under Phase 1 High Achievability Mission task orders of the Lunar Terrain Vehicle Services contract.

RelationshipsFinancialPlanValue 5.0Jun 2, 2026Lunar Rover Contract Advances NASA’s Moon Base Vision for 2028

Lunar Outpost’s Pegasus rover can be driven manually, autonomously, or via teleoperations at speeds of more than 9 mph.

CapabilityValue 4.2Jun 2, 2026Lunar Rover Contract Advances NASA’s Moon Base Vision for 2028

Lunar Outpost’s Pegasus rover is designed to operate for up to a year.

CapabilityValue 3.6Jun 2, 2026Lunar Rover Contract Advances NASA’s Moon Base Vision for 2028

Lunar Outpost’s Pegasus rover is a lighter, mission-ready evolution of its Eagle rover built to meet NASA’s updated Lunar Terrain Vehicle requirements.

CapabilityLegalValue 4.0Jun 2, 2026Lunar Rover Contract Advances NASA’s Moon Base Vision for 2028

Lunar Outpost's rover for NASA is Pegasus, which uses much of the design of its larger Eagle rover originally proposed for the Lunar Terrain Vehicle Services program.

CapabilityRelationshipsValue 4.0Jun 1, 2026Artemis and the blue micromoon

Pegasus can operate manually, autonomously, or via teleoperation for up to one year and can exceed 9 mph.

CapabilityValue 4.0May 29, 2026NASA Outlines First Missions, Awards Rover Contracts for Permanent Moon Base

Lunar Outpost’s Pegasus rover is a lighter evolution of its Eagle rover platform.

CapabilityValue 3.0May 29, 2026NASA Outlines First Missions, Awards Rover Contracts for Permanent Moon Base

The Pegasus rover design incorporates Apollo-heritage technologies.

CapabilityGeneralValue 2.8May 29, 2026NASA Outlines First Missions, Awards Rover Contracts for Permanent Moon Base

NASA awarded Lunar Outpost $220 million for its Pegasus rover.

RelationshipsFinancialValue 5.0May 29, 2026NASA Outlines First Missions, Awards Rover Contracts for Permanent Moon Base