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The acquisition improves Intuitive Machines’ capability for precision navigation in lunar and interplanetary missions.
The acquisition enhances Intuitive Machines’ ability to provide secure and reliable communications for lunar and interplanetary missions.
Intuitive Machines has completed its acquisition of KinetX.
The ILO-X observatory mission carried by the Intuitive Machines Nova-C lander in February 2024 experienced a landing failure, landing on its side.
The ILO-X payload was part of the Intuitive Machines IM-1 mission which achieved a soft landing on the moon and ended up on its side in 2024.
In 2023, NASA awarded $15 million to Project Harmonia, led by Zeno Power, which includes Blue Origin and Intuitive Machines.
Intuitive Machines' IM-1 mission launched in February 2024 and attempted a soft landing in the polar Malapert A crater.
Intuitive Machines' IM-1 lander experienced a hard landing on the Moon but was later deemed successful by NASA.
Intuitive Machines plans to deliver NASA’s PRIME-1 drill and a mass spectrometer to the Moon's south pole in Q1 2025.
Intuitive Machines' lander will also test Nokia’s 4G/LTE network on the Moon.
Intuitive Machines' second Moon mission will deploy Lunar Outpost’s MAPP rover to collect lunar soil.
Intuitive Machines' IM-1 mission carried six NASA payloads and a commercial telescope named ILO-X.
Intuitive Machines' third Moon landing is planned for 2026 at Reiner Gamma to study its composition and magnetic fields.
NASA awarded Intuitive Machines a $4.8 billion contract under the Artemis program.
Dr. Mohammed Al Aseeri, CEO of the Bahrain Space Agency, participated in a high-level symposium on lunar technologies hosted by Intuitive Machines.
KASA plans to send a lunar environment monitoring payload through NASA’s Commercial Lunar Payload Services program aboard Intuitive Machines’ third Moon lander for about $5 million.
AstroForge's Odin spacecraft was intended to fly as a secondary payload on the Falcon 9 launch of Intuitive Machines' IM-2 lunar lander.
The first version of SCALPSS flew on Intuitive Machines’ first CLPS lander but could not operate because that spacecraft experienced an anomalously hard landing.
Intuitive Machines’ second CLPS lander, Athena (IM-2), landed near 85°S on March 6, 2024, and came to rest on its side inside a shadowed crater.
Intuitive Machines had two landers land on the Moon, but both ended up on their sides following the missions.