Commercial Partnerships
Lunar Resources Registry UG two core commercial partners for operating costs and research:
Space Venture Investors, one of the core financial supports of Lunar Resources Registry UG.
European Space Ventures is a supporter of Lunar Resources Registry.
European Space Ventures AG is developing a European Space Bond to meet demand from European investors, and to allocate capital to Space Resources companies like Lunar Resources Registry UG, plus European space companies, from start-ups partaking in incubators and accelerators, to selected space equities that fulfil specific technological specifications.
Memorandum of Understanding with Thales Alenia Space’s Space Business Catalyst
Thales Alenia Space’s Space Business Catalyst and Lunar Resources Registry UG have recently signed a ‘Memorandum of Understanding’. Read more on the Lunar Resources Registry LinkedIn page.
Partner
9th February 2021 – Lunar Resources Registry UG is participating in the European Space Agency Business Incubation Centre Hessen & Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany, in 2021.
The ESA BIC in Hessen is managed by CESAH.
Strategic Partnership: Analytics
21st May 2021 – Lunar Resources Registry UG has signed a partnership agreement with Lunar Station, a leading commercial provider of Lunar analytics.
LRR has a critical role in the future of our Moon by providing the best global orchestration of Lunar operations with its transparent registry platform, and we are thrilled to support them with our analytics and visualizations – Blair DeWitt, CEO of Lunar Station
Strategic Partnership: Exploration
Letter of Intent Signed to form a European Light Lunar Lander Joint Venture in Europe
October 6th, 2021. Berlin Space Consortium, Space Ventures Investors, and Lunar Resources Registry have agreed to form a Joint Venture in Europe, to design, manufacture, launch and operate Light Lunar Landers (LLL).
The LLL will conduct Lunar missions for its joint venture partners, host payloads, and sell landers to prospective clients. Products of the LLL include Light Landers, and data from the LLL Lunar Space Tug. They agree to use European designed technology and services for development and operations.
The LLL is currently developing the Autonomous Light Lunar Lander A3L-10, dubbed Rock Thrush, for autonomous missions to the Moon including soft landing on the lunar surface and the deployment of small payloads at multiple sites. The A3L-10 is fully autonomous and uses a combination of different innovative chemical space propulsion systems.
To reach the lunar surface, LRR will develop a Lunar Space Tug configuration LST-80 that provides reliable, autonomous transfer of the A3L-10 payload from Geostationary Transfer Orbit (GTO) to Low Lunar Orbit (LLO).
