Lunar Station is the newest entrant into the New Space private sector. Lunar Station has three objectives ... First, bring a better understanding of the Moon surface via orbital reconnaissance, Second, expand our understanding of the Moon resources from the lunar surface with landers and rovers, and Third. deploy our Resource Processing Robots on the Moon surface to gather, process and supply resources for others. Lunar Station is strategically focused on being the water and air vendor of choice for upcoming manned missions to the Moon.
We are living in exciting times and we at Lunar Station cannot wait for to be part of the success story of these missions! Here is more background information about the current Aerospace industry paradigm shift ... What is New Space? New Space describes the new landscape of the Aerospace Sector. Funding is coming from private enterprises, Rockets and payloads are being provided by private enterprises, and Finally the consumption and dedication of the missions are for private utilization. This means that all three aspects of any space program can be completely controlled by private enterprises with no government involvement and profit oriented.
We are a space-based MIT start up Company, we build satellites and develop tools to analyze and provide insight of the Moon. Our customers, from space exploration professionals to rocket builders, aerospace professionals, educators, and space enthusiasts. Our STEM initiatives impact the next generation of exploration. We deliver insights that are critical to safe and successful operations on the Moon.
Lunar Station Corp cloud based software combines and interprets data from multiple sources. Our MOONWATCHER 1 satellite and the MOONWATCHER Mission is the first step in our journey. We are developing the largest repository of Moon data sets ever known. Through our MOONWATCHER satellite architecture, algorithms, and advanced technologies, we provide insights to mission planning for space operations, reduce risk and increase safety for future explorations.