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Maiden flight of RFA ONE to launch LRS´s mission

Lunar Research Service (LRS) and Rocket Factory Augsburg AG (RFA) signed a launch services agreement for the LRS 3U satellite to be launched in December 2022.

Among the features of the mission are proprietary satellite design and a developed in-house deployment system.

LRS will use the results of the mission to improve its ground-orbit communications and test a solar concentrator that will be used in the upcoming lunar mission launched with space in 2023-2024.

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Our global mission

Reserve your ride, we are going to the Moon and Beyond. We are preparing for humanity’s return to the Earth's rocky neighbor.

We will soft-land on the moon, particularly on the mysterious polar regions, to map the surface, examine the volatile deposits and characterize the unusual environment there.

Lunar Research Service will help to develop the technologies required to live and work on another world. We will use this knowledge and technology to open the solar system for human exploration.

We chase the hardest problems.

As a provider and supplier of space products and services, we are enabling sustainable exploration of the Moon and deep space.

Science and Brand Presentation in the Stratosphere

For the first time, consumer brands can now conduct business in the stratosphere.

That means you can develop products in a near-space environment, then you sell it for profit, you can create a marketing campaign from the altitude of 30 km a higher, or if you are really feeling adventurous, you can launch your product in orbit. We powering NewSpace companies.

Developing Technologies for Lunar Exploration

Below is a technology demonstration for long-term missions of small lunar rovers using the DMI Curtain System.

LRS proposes a lunar night survival method for small rovers using the DMI (Dome Multilayer Insulation) curtain system for long-term missions.

Until recently, it was difficult to install Radioisotope Heating Units or other temperature maintenance devices on small lunar rovers to enable lunar night survival, and so such rovers could only perform short two-week missions.

Thermal analysis results show that small rovers could survive during lunar nights by moving into a shelter located inside the DMI curtain of the lander without mounting temperature maintenance devices. In order to enhance the feasibility of the DMI curtain system, we also propose ideas for a double-layer DMI.

Launch Your Nanosatellite With LRS

Lunar Research Service (LRS) develops and safely launches your CubeSats that carry your electronics or biological experiments in orbit.

Our scope of work includes the design, manufacture, and test of high-reliability systems and sub-systems for spacecraft and aerial platforms. This encompasses the design and building of functional test systems, including the development of software, for verification of high-reliability equipment.

Extreme Testing For NewSpace Companies

Lunar Research Service (LRS) offers hardware testing for extreme environments. LRS evaluates all aspects of structural dynamics, including vibration, vibroacoustics, modal characteristics, sound transmission loss, and shock testing.

Below is a sneak peek of what we offer.