Company
Carnegie Mellon University
USA · named on public Moon flights
Carnegie Mellon University flew two commercial-manifest named builders on Astrobotic Peregrine M1: the student-built Iris micro-rover and the MoonArk cultural archive object. Surface goals were not achieved after the lander anomaly, but both seats are multi-source public (CMU, Iris team site, Astrobotic manifest).
Hardware
Iris CMU micro-rover
Rover · Iris is a Carnegie Mellon student micro-rover that flew on Peregrine Mission One. · Peregrine Mission OneMoonArk cultural payload (CMU)
Hardware · MoonArk is a designed cultural object from Carnegie Mellon, flown as commercial cargo on Peregrine Mission One. · Peregrine Mission OneMoonRanger autonomous microrover
Hardware · Autonomous microrover measurement for polar hydrogen mapping (neutron spectrometer path). · Blue Ghost Mission 4Jobs
Iris micro-rover (Peregrine M1)
CMU student Iris ~2 kg rover on Peregrine M1 commercial/university path. · Peregrine Mission One · irislunarrover.spaceMoonArk cultural archive (Peregrine M1)
CMU MoonArk designed cultural/archive object on Peregrine M1 commercial manifest. · Peregrine Mission One · cmu.eduCargo
Iris CMU micro-rover
Iris is a Carnegie Mellon student micro-rover that flew on Peregrine Mission One. · Peregrine Mission One · 2024-01-08MoonArk cultural payload (CMU)
MoonArk is a designed cultural object from Carnegie Mellon, flown as commercial cargo on Peregrine Mission One. · Peregrine Mission One · 2024-01-08MoonRanger autonomous microrover
Autonomous microrover measurement for polar hydrogen mapping (neutron spectrometer path). · Blue Ghost Mission 4 · NET ~2029Flights
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