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The Draper-led team won a $73,000,000 NASA CLPS award formally designated CP-12 in July 2022 to land in Schrödinger Basin near the lunar south pole.
Draper completed a mission architecture and requirements review and a payload interface preliminary design review for its CLPS mission on 2023-04-13.
There is strong demand for small satellite buses of the size Draper requires from the U.S. Space Force and other military programs.
Draper completed the first milestones of a NASA award to perform the first commercial landing on the far side of the Moon in 2025.
Mission 3 will use a larger lander developed by ispace’s U.S. subsidiary in partnership with Draper.
Draper won a CLPS task order for the first farside CLPS mission, which is scheduled to launch in 2025.
The Draper CLPS mission will use a lander developed by ispace’s U.S. office that is significantly larger than the HAKUTO-R landers.
The Farside Seismic Suite will fly on a Draper-awarded mission that will land on the moon's Schrödinger Basin in 2025.
In July 2022, NASA awarded Team Draper, which includes ispace subsidiary ispace technologies U.S., inc., $73,000,000 to deliver payloads including two communication relay satellites to lunar orbit and a suite of scientific experiments to the lunar surface.
ispace’s U.S. office is part of a Draper-led team that won a Commercial Lunar Payload Services award in July for a lander mission to the far side of the moon scheduled for launch in 2025.
In July 2022, NASA awarded Team Draper, which includes ispace subsidiary ispace technologies U.S., inc., $73,000,000 to deliver payloads including two communication relay satellites to lunar orbit and a suite of scientific experiments to the lunar surface.
Draper received a $73,000,000 CLPS task order to provide the SERIES-2 lander for a mission to the lunar farside.
Draper won a CLPS award for a lunar farside landing mission on 2025-07-21.
Team Draper was awarded $73,000,000 to deliver payloads including two communication relay satellites to lunar orbit and a suite of scientific experiments to the lunar surface under NASA Commercial Lunar Payload Services (CLPS) task order CP-12.
Team Draper expects to launch and begin operations on the lunar surface in 2025 in fulfillment of NASA CLPS task order CP-12.
Draper calls the lander SERIES-2 and will deliver three experiments to Schrödinger Basin to collect seismic data, measure heat flow and electrical conductivity of the lunar subsurface, and measure electromagnetic phenomena created by solar wind and plasma interactions with the lunar surface.
The CLPS task order awarded to Draper for the Schrödinger Basin mission is worth $73,000,000.
Draper will deliver three investigations on SERIES-2 that will collectively weigh about 94.8 kg (95 kg).
NASA selected a team led by Draper on 2022-07-21 for a 2025 mission to land in Schrödinger Basin on the lunar farside near the south pole.
Draper received a $73,000,000 contract from NASA to deliver Artemis science investigations to the Moon in 2025 under the Commercial Lunar Payload Services (CLPS) initiative.