Students Test Prototype Landing Pad to Make Lunar Operations Safe
Illustrative image This summer, a team of students and researchers at the University of Alabama in Huntsville successfully conducted three rocket-motor firing tests on a prototype lunar landing pad. The tests showed the prototype’s ability to capture and redirect rocket exhaust through an integrated vent system, marking an important mile…
Source：Universe Today
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