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Intuitive Machines Books $4.8B NASA Contract for Lunar Relay Systems Support

The Subcategory 2.2 GEO to Cislunar Relay Services IDIQ task order contract has a five-year base term and five-year option period that could run through the end of September 2034.

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Lunar company Intuitive Machines' stock jumps more than 40% after NASA moon satellite contract

NASA said the company was the sole awardee for a "lunar relay systems" contract, which has a maximum total value of $4.82 billion over five years.

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With huge NASA contract, Intuitive Machines closer to becoming ‘preeminent lunar infrastructure player’, says analyst

The award of a NASA contract worth up to $4.82 billion has cemented Intuitive Machines Inc.’s position as a key partner in the space agency’s ambitious plans for lunar exploration, according to analyst firm Benchmark.

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NASA Creates Most Accurate Eclipse Maps Ever

Traditionally, eclipse maps have been constructed from the assumption that the Moon is a perfect sphere and that all ...

NASA: What Time Is It On The Moon? Let’s Set A Lunar Time Standard

The agency’s Space Communication and Navigation (SCaN) program is leading efforts to create a coordinated lunar time standard ...

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The Best Photos of This Week's Partial Lunar Eclipse from Around the World

Unlike a total lunar eclipse, a partial lunar eclipse occurs when the sun, moon and Earth are in an imperfect alignment ...

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A huge NASA contract has sent Intuitive Machines' stock skyrocketing. This analyst sees even more upside.

Intuitive Machines is 'the leading beneficiary of NASA's lunar commercialization efforts,' says B. Riley Securities analyst Mike Crawford Intuitive Machines Inc. shares skyrocketed this week after ...

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NASA's Artemis II Crew Visits 'Most Lunar-Like' Place on Earth For Training

"It has the landscape; it looks like the Moon. And it has the scale of features astronauts will both be observing and exploring," NASA's Cindy Evans said.

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