NASA announced an investment of US$370 million to focus on the development of ultra-low temperature liquid fuel storage technology

 The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) announced on October 14 that it will invest 370 million US dollars in cooperation with 14 American companies to develop technologies for storing ultra-low temperature liquid fuels to help astronauts return to the moon. NASA will cooperate with SpaceX, Astrobotic, Lockheed Martin, United Launch Alliance (ULA), Intuition Machine

(Intuitive Machines) and other 14 companies signed 15 contracts. (China News Service)