NASA to Demonstrate Revolutionary Autonomous Navigation System on Moon

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NASA to Demonstrate Revolutionary Autonomous Navigation System on Moon
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Summary

Demonstrating autonomous navigation, the Lunar Node 1 experiment, or LN-1, is a radio beacon designed to support precise geolocation and navigation observations to orbiters, landers, and surface personnel, digitally confirming their positions on the Moon relative to other craft, ground stations, or rovers on the move. The system is designed to operate as part of a broader navigation infrastructure, anchored by a series of satellites in lunar orbit as being procured under NASA’s Lunar Communications Relay and Navigation Systems project. Together, future versions of LN-1 would utilize LunaNet-defined standards to provide interoperable navigation reference signals from surface beacons as well as orbital assets. Producer: Alex Russell Editor: Jonathan Deal

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  • Source collection: NASA
  • License: Public Domain (US Government)
  • Category: Space

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