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Lockheed Martin's proposed approach involves a two-stage lander with a descent element remaining on the surface and an ascent element returning to Orion.
Tim Lynch stated that Lockheed Martin has been an industry leader in missile technology and defense-related products for nearly 50 years.
The panel includes Tom Barton, CEO and co-founder of Antaris; Tim Lynch, VP of Space Security Missions at Lockheed Martin Space; Matt Magaña, President of Defense & National Security at Voyager Technologies; Patrick Markus, VP and GM at Hughes Network Systems; and Rob Mitrevski, President of Golden Dome Strategy and Integration at L3Harris.
The X-59, also known as the QUiEt SuperSonic Technology (Quesst) mission, was designed by NASA and manufactured by Lockheed Martin's Skunk Works division.
Lockheed Martin is the prime contractor for NASA's Orion spacecraft.
Lockheed Martin Skunk Works, in partnership with NASA, has completed the first flight of the X-59, a revolutionary quiet supersonic aircraft.
Lockheed Martin's achievement with the X-59 demonstrates its commitment to aerospace innovation.
Tesat has delivered optical communication terminals to Lockheed Martin for use on future GPS satellites.
Lockheed Martin produced the adaptor for Orion.
Lockheed Martin produced the crew module for Orion.
Lockheed Martin is the prime contractor for NASA in building Orion.
Lockheed Martin has built 10 Next Generation GPS III satellites for the U.S. Space Force.
Eight of the 10 GPS III satellites built by Lockheed Martin have already launched, with the most recent launch occurring in May.
Lockheed Martin is building up to 22 GPS III Follow On satellites with more advanced capabilities.
Tesat received an award from Lockheed Martin in December 2024 to supply optical communication terminals for a future GPS III satellite.
Tesat completed delivery of its SCOT80 terminals to Lockheed Martin.
Lockheed Martin produced the launch abort system designed to protect crew safety throughout the mission.
Lockheed engineers designed a dummy unit for the P-Camera to fly in a CORONA satellite.
NASA's Exploration Ground Systems team has connected the Lockheed Martin-developed Orion spacecraft with the Space Launch System rocket for the upcoming Artemis II mission.
Lockheed Martin is the prime contractor to NASA for Orion and built the crew module, crew module adaptor, and launch abort system.