Japanese lunar exploration startup Ispace Inc. says it will set up a lunar lander development site in the United States by the end of the year in a bid to deliver payloads, including research equipment, to the Moon in support of future NASA missions.The Tokyo firm seeks to bolster its capability to develop the spacecraft by hiring engineers based in Colorado, a state in the U.S. west boasting one of the nation's most well-established aerospace economies, to support NASA's Commercial Lunar Payload Services program.The program aims to engage the private sector in facilitating deliveries to th…READ FULL ARTICLE
