Astrobotic to be acquired by Voyager Technologies
The deal will make Astrobotic a core pillar of Voyager’s lunar initiative, supporting NASA’s Artemis goal of a permanent Moon base by 2028.
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In short: Astrobotic was acquired by Voyager Technologies for $300 million and continued progress on its lunar missions, despite a Peregrine lander anomaly.
The deal will make Astrobotic a core pillar of Voyager’s lunar initiative, supporting NASA’s Artemis goal of a permanent Moon base by 2028.
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