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<blockquote data-quote="cruelsister" data-source="post: 1104606" data-attributes="member: 7463">For any interested in Lunar landings (Lunatics) may want to be aware of a company called Intuitive Machines. They are the guys that had a successful probe Moon landing earlier this year, and will repeat this in January.<a href="https://www.intuitivemachines.com/" target="_blank">Intuitive Machines</a>The goal of these landings is to eventually set up what essentially amounts to a package delivery service between Earth and Moon (Long haul Space truckers).Even better they will be launching a number of Communications satellites between Earth and moon to provide real time communications from the moon to support any manned Landings (like Artemis). They will then charge by the minute (NASA estimated 1 million minutes annually) making them the only Lunar ISP and cellphone provider. For this latter service NASA has awarded them a $4.6 BILLION contract over 10 years.The nice thing is that they are publicly traded (LUNR) and gives one the ability to get a Piece of the Action in Lunar development (I’ve been buying for the past year).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="cruelsister, post: 1104606, member: 7463"] For any interested in Lunar landings (Lunatics) may want to be aware of a company called Intuitive Machines. They are the guys that had a successful probe Moon landing earlier this year, and will repeat this in January. [URL='https://www.intuitivemachines.com/']Intuitive Machines[/URL] The goal of these landings is to eventually set up what essentially amounts to a package delivery service between Earth and Moon (Long haul Space truckers). Even better they will be launching a number of Communications satellites between Earth and moon to provide real time communications from the moon to support any manned Landings (like Artemis). They will then charge by the minute (NASA estimated 1 million minutes annually) making them the only Lunar ISP and cellphone provider. For this latter service NASA has awarded them a $4.6 BILLION contract over 10 years. The nice thing is that they are publicly traded (LUNR) and gives one the ability to get a Piece of the Action in Lunar development (I’ve been buying for the past year). [/QUOTE]

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