NASA NTRS · 19920015549
Self-unloading, reusable, lunar lander project
Abstract
In the early 21st century, NASA will return to the Moon and establish a permanent base. To achieve this goal safely and economically, B&T Engineering has designed an unmanned, reusable, self-unloading lunar lander. The lander is designed to deliver 15,000 kg payloads from an orbit transfer vehicle (OTV) in a low lunar polar orbit and an altitude of 200 km to any location on the lunar surface.
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Arseculeratne, Ruwan, Cavazos, Melissa, Euker, John, Ghavidel, Fred, Hinkel, Todd J., Hitzfelder, John, Leitner, Jesse, Nevik, James, Paynter, Scott, Zolondek, Allen. 1990-12-07. Self-unloading, reusable, lunar lander project. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19920015549
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