Tag: Artemis Program
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Colorado companies begin groundwork for future moon economy
The lunar market could be worth $142 billion by 2040, a report found, and aerospace companies across the Front Range see a beacon of opportunities.
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Colorado’s ties to NASA’s Artemis I launch
When the world’s most powerful rocket engine blasts off from Kennedy Space Center Monday, carrying the Orion spacecraft on NASA’s pioneering Artemis I mission to moon orbit, it also carries years of hard work by many Colorado-based aerospace industry members. Artemis I is an un-crewed test flight to see if the Orion spacecraft can carry…
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Metro Denver’s aerospace ecosystem flourishing
Without the growing cluster of aerospace companies in metro Denver, it’s safe to say NASA would not be sending humans to the moon again. The large companies here like Lockheed Martin, Ball Aerospace, Sierra Space and United Launch Alliance serve as magnets, drawing support companies into close orbit in Colorado. Couple that with the aggressive —…
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Matthew Dominick: Colorado man assigned to NASA’s Artemis Team and could potentially be sent to the moon
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save NASA Astronaut Matthew Dominick has always been an explorer. Whether the Wheat Ridge native was exploring a new hiking trail in the Rocky Mountains or test flying a new naval aircraft, he’s always been curious about everything around him. But in the near future, Dominick…