NASA Gave Up a Ride to the Moon. This Startup’s Rover Took It.
Source: New York Times
NASA’s second thoughts about VIPER opened an opportunity for someone else to book that ride to the moon. Just because its cargo was canceled did not mean Astrobotic’s journey was off — it remains scheduled for later this year. And on Wednesday, a small startup named Venturi Astrolab Inc. announced it had claimed that opportunity to accelerate its own lunar rover plans.“We’re excited to get actual wheels in the…
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