We are starting to be downright science-y!
While we first announced ourselves as a commercial company, and let out our first contracts to the engineers who will build our spacecraft, Odyssey Moon has a big science streak. We are happy that our latest three press releases show it! We couldn't be more pleased to have two of the leading figures in planetary science on our team. Paul Spudis and Alan Stern have made huge contributions to the field. Who else can boast having sent instruments to the moon on missions from two different countries or having sent the first spacecraft to Pluto?
The Moon is an exciting place to visit-- all the more so for the science that can be done there. We are excited to be at the cutting edge of lunar research opportunities. We have been able to offer researchers the opportunity to fly their payloads to the lunar equator on our "MoonOne" mission and to the lunar south pole on our "MoonTwo" mission. The possibilities are staggering.
The International Lunar Observatory will be an exciting chance for scientists from many countries to be able to finally use the Moon as a platform for astronomy. From our perspective, it is just the beginning...
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