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Astrobotic is collaborating with Phil Metzger of the University of Central Florida to design and build the Floatinator hot-fire test apparatus.
Astrobotic began work on two NASA Small Business Innovation Research contracts to further research lunar plume-surface interactions on 2023-09-06.
Astrobotic is collaborating with Phil Metzger of the University of Central Florida to design and build a hot-fire test apparatus for the Floatinator project.
Astrobotic Propulsion and Test is collaborating with NASA’s Flight Opportunities Program to bring the 2023 TechRise Challenge to students in grades six through 12.
Astrobotic P&T will use the Lunar Surface Proving Ground as part of the 2023 TechRise Challenge flight campaign.
The 2023 TechRise Challenge flight will take place at Astrobotic’s Mojave, California location.
Astrobotic plans to unveil the completed LSPG later in 2023 at Astrobotic’s Propulsion & Test facility in Mojave, California.
Astrobotic Technology of Pittsburgh received $34,600,000 from NASA for LunaGrid-Lite, a demonstration of tethered, scalable lunar power transmission.
The full LunaGrid system could utilize the 20-meter-tall Vertical Solar Array Technology (VSAT) currently being developed under another NASA contract at Astrobotic.
The 6U CubeRover will be delivered on an upcoming Astrobotic lander mission as early as 2026.
Astrobotic is developing Vertical Solar Array Technology (VSAT) optimized to produce power at the lunar poles where the sun is low on the horizon.
Astrobotic won a $34,600,000 NASA Tipping Point partnership to demonstrate power transmission on the lunar surface.
Astrobotic Technology received a $34,600,000 Tipping Point award to develop technologies for its LunaGrid project to produce solar power and provide it to spacecraft on the lunar surface.
United Launch Alliance is working with Cert-1’s primary customer, Astrobotic, to identify launch windows in the fourth quarter for Astrobotic’s Peregrine lunar lander.
Agile Space Industries is supplying thrusters for robotic lunar landers being built by Astrobotic Technology and Japan’s ispace.
Jason Brown, Director of the Carnegie Science Center, is collaborating with COSM, Astrobotic, and other stakeholders to develop the 8-acre property from Carnegie Science Center through Allegheny Avenue into Western Avenue.
The Keystone Space and Defense Innovation District is anchored by Astrobotic, Keystone Space, and the AFWERX/SpaceWERX Pittsburgh Innovation Hub.
Astrobotic CEO John Thornton acknowledged the company's role in attracting industry participants to relocate within the District to promote a broader industry narrative.
Astrobotic announced the Blue Origin National Team contract win on 2023-05-23 from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
Astrobotic is part of the Blue Origin National Team that won a contract for NASA’s Artemis program to develop and provide human and large cargo lunar landing services.