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NASA stated in June that it will instead launch Lunar Trailblazer as a secondary payload on the second Intuitive Machines lunar lander mission scheduled for mid-2023.
Intuitive Machines’ IM-2 lunar lander is expected to launch in 2023.
Intuitive Machines’ IM-1 lander mission is expected to launch in January 2023 rather than in late 2022 as previously planned.
Nova-D, Intuitive Machines’ next phase lunar lander, is planned to begin delivering 500–1,000 kg of payload to the lunar surface by 2026.
Intuitive Machines has three lunar lander missions planned that will deliver at least two lunar communication relay satellites by 2025.
Lunar Flashlight is scheduled to launch as a secondary payload on Intuitive Machines’ IM-1 lunar lander mission, slated for no earlier than late 2022.
Lunar Outpost is developing the Mobile Autonomous Prospecting Platform (MAPP) rover that will fly on Intuitive Machines’ IM-2 lunar lander launching in 2023.
A second Lunar Outpost MAPP rover will launch on another Intuitive Machines lander in 2024 as part of NASA’s Commercial Lunar Payload Services program.
Intuitive Machines had been preparing to launch its IM-1 mission on a SpaceX Falcon 9 in the first quarter of 2022 and intends to announce a new launch window.
Intuitive Machines is developing the Nova-C lander for the IM-1 mission, which is planned for later 2022 without a specific launch date.
IM-2 is slated to launch on a Falcon 9 in 2023 as Intuitive Machines’ first dedicated launch after previously targeting the fourth quarter of 2022.
Lonestar has contracted to perform a series of advanced service tests on Intuitive Machines’ IM-1 mission near Marius Hills in the Oceanus Procellarum region of the Moon.
Lonestar contracted Intuitive Machines on 2022-04-19 to deploy a mini proof-of-concept data center on the moon in 2023.
Lonestar signed a contract with Intuitive Machines to test data transfer and storage capabilities during IM-1 using a software-only virtual payload at Oceanus Procellarum on the Moon’s near side.
Columbia Sportswear Company and Lunaprise have announced plans to use Intuitive Machines landers to reach the Moon.
Axiom Space and Intuitive Machines are building offices, test facilities, and mission control centers at Spaceport Houston.
GHY-6 received data from a spacecraft located nearly half the distance to the Moon during testing with Intuitive Machines.
Intuitive Machines’ Lunar Telemetry and Tracking Network (LTN) will provide near-continuous coverage during the IM-1 mission to the Moon in early 2022.
Intuitive Machines and Goonhilly Earth Station are offering commercial services for lunar communications using GHY-6 and Intuitive Machines’ Lunar Telemetry and Tracking Network.
NASA awarded a $77,500,000 contract to Intuitive Machines on 2021-11-17 for the delivery of four payloads to the surface of the moon in 2024.