The lunar robotics company Ispace has programmed its first two missions on the moon

The Japanese firm Ispace, specialized in robotics and which intends to become one of the first lunar delivery companies, has announced its first two missions on the moon. The first trip (scheduled for 2020) will carry a payload in orbit, while the second (in 2021) will bring rovers from space to the lunar surface.

Ispace has reserved space for his equipment in the next two launches of the SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket.

"We share the vision with SpaceX to allow humans to live in space, so we are very pleased that they are joining us in this first leg of our journey," said Takeshi Hakamada, CEO and Founder of Ispace.

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SpaceX aims to dominate the commercial rocket launch industry, by offering its services to other private companies such as Ispace and allowing them to launch their businesses (in every sense of the word).

The company is currently working on improving its rocket technology, creating boosters that can be reused up to 100 times, which would significantly reduce the cost of each launch and make space travel more affordable for budding companies like Ispace.

"We are entering a new era in space exploration, and SpaceX is proud to have been chosen by ispace to launch its first lunar missions," said SpaceX President and Chief Operating Officer , Gwynne Shotwell. the moon."

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