SpaceX:- A Tokyo-based company Ispace will make history with the inauguration of its lunar program. Which only has two jobs to land the first commercial lunar Lander. Well, not just that but to deliver Government and privately owned payloads to the moon. The Japanese company shared in a recent statement that it aims to become a gateway for the private sector to bring their business to the moon. As we all know, the moon is a pretty sensitive topic. Because some people think the moon landing was fake and whatnot. But are we seriously thinking of commercialising the Moon and turning it into a shortage of storage units? This sort of thing is going to be seen as a Renaissance in the future.
Ispace lunar project consists of the mission one Lander or M1. Which is to support the launch of its lunar explosion program. If Ispace succeeds and its mission then the next step in the plan is to make progress with the rest of its lunar exploration program. The companies are already prepping for a second mission. M2 has even Chartered out plans of sending a lunar Rover to the moon in 2 years’ time. Japan’s private lunar exploration program will signify the beginning of a new chapter for the future of the Moon. A future that will have a lot of humans are robots present in it.
SpaceX Plan Ahead
The startups have big plans as they want to build human settlements on the moon by 2040. But regarding short-term goals, they want to become the lunar version of FedEx. FedEx ispace plans to earn money by transporting scientific equipment and commercial goods to the moon. According to a Senior Analyst at quality analysts, ispace lunar Lander will be considered a huge milestone in the space industry. Not just that but the company’s success will reflect whether Japan’s Space Program has what it takes to achieve success once the moon.
