SLL-1
Company Name: Colorado Aerospace/Deep Space Systems Inc., USA
Potentially available for future missions
Planned Missions: Small Lunar Lander – 1, Small Lunar Lander – 2 (optional)
First Mission Launch: Q4 2023
Payload Delivery Locations: First mission planned to land at Lunar North Pole, 71.5°N and 38° E, in the crater Arnold E
Payload capacity - TLI (Trans Lunar Injection): 75 kg
Payload capacity - To Orbit: 40 kg
Payload capacity - To Surface: 25 kg
Payload bay (size): 40 X 72 X 97 cm (per bay, 2 bays available)
Power distribution (for payload): Up to 150 W (average)
Cost: US $109 M per lunar lander
Communications available: The Lander provides wired communications for the payload. Potentially, Wireless communications between mobile payloads and the lander might be available.
Expected working duration: Up to 8.6 Earth days after landing
First Mission Ship manifest:
1) Laser Retro-Reflector Array (LRA)
2) Linear Energy Transfer Spectrometer (LETS)
3) Near-Infrared Volatile Spectrometer System (NIRVSS)
4) Neutron Measurements at the Lunar Surface (ANS-LUN)
First Mission Launch vehicle: SpaceX Falcon 9