NASA terminates Draper lunar lander mission
NASA and Draper have terminated plans for a lunar lander mission after significant delays in development of the spacecraft.
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Read original at SpaceNews NASA and Draper have terminated a $73 million lunar lander mission due to significant delays. The mission, part of the Commercial Lunar Payload Services program, was initially set to launch in 2025 but faced repeated delays. NASA paid Draper $43 million for completed milestones before ending the task order.
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