NASA and its partners in Europe and Japan are developing lunar satnav concepts that could be deployed by the end of the 2020s, addressing the need for reliable navigation on the moon.
There hasn't been a thrust to translate all the communication and navigation infrastructure that exists on Earth to anywhere else in the solar system—until now, indicating the urgency of developing lunar navigation systems.
This leap in technology is propelled by a surge of planned activity and exploration on the moon, necessitating sophisticated logistics, including position and timing systems.
The NASA-led Artemis Program aims to send astronauts to the lunar south pole, highlighting the necessity for advanced communication and precision location services in lunar exploration.
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