NASA has selected three new scientific payloads to support its Moon Base program

The experiments will help pave the way for building humanity’s first lunar outpost. AI GENERATED REPRESENTATION PIC

NASA has selected three new scientific payloads to support its Moon Base program and advance lunar exploration.

These include the Lunar Environment Monitoring Station-South Pole, Geophysical Investigation for Mapping Lunar Interior, and Depth Imager with Spectral and Color Optics.

Delivered via Commercial Lunar Payload Services, they will measure seismic activity, assess lava tubes, and map ice resources.

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