Until recently, space exploration was largely a publicly operated system, with government institutions at the helm. With the successful deployment of an unmanned lander in February by Intuitive Machines breaking the way for commercial lunar exploration, companies are lining up for a shot at privately funded space travel, and researchers are looking for new opportunities to collect data on the moon.
Although this new era of commercial space exploration is inspiring expanded research into all kinds of aspects of our universe, it’s also leading to a new lunar Gold Rush, threatening to clog the lunar airwaves with radio signals.
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