Interlune Secures US$4.8mm Grant for Texas Lunar Regolith Centre

AKAP
Sep 1
3 min read

Interlune was awarded up to US$4.8mm by the Texas Space Commission to establish a Lunar Regolith Simulant Center of Excellence near NASA’s Johnson Space Center in Houston, where it will develop high-fidelity lunar soil simulants critical for testing landers, rovers, and space technologies.

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