Mission Lunar Night: Startup plans cost-effective energy for moon
With highly efficient radioisotope batteries, Deep Space Energy aims to multiply the lifespan of lunar rovers and strengthen Europe's sovereignty in space.
Mission Lunar Night: Startup plans cost-effective energy for moon
With highly efficient radioisotope batteries, Deep Space Energy aims to multiply the lifespan of lunar rovers and strengthen Europe's sovereignty in space.
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Only two kilograms of Americium-241 would be sufficient for the operation of a moon #rover. Classical systems consume around ten kilograms. Due to the reduced demand, #European missions to the moon 🌙 or deep space could launch five years earlier ⏱️ than previously planned