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Max Q: A landing system for the moon and beyond

Max Q: A landing system for the moon and beyond

Max Q: Only a matter of time

February 20, 2023 Aria Alamalhodaei 101 ViewsBlue Origin, Intuitive Machines, jaxa, launcher, Max Q, Maxar, Near Space Labs, SpaceX, Transcelestial 4 min read

In this issue of Max Q: Intuitive Machines enters the public market; Silicon Valley goes to war; news from Transcelestial, Umbra and more.

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