Abstract
One of the goals of the Artemis Program is to test technologies in lunar orbit and on the surface and consider applications for future lunar missions and then Mars, but NASA won’t know the results of those experiments and potential advances in technology for many years. However, recent advancements in technology will be applied to the Artemis Program.NASA has selected thirteen companies for nineteen partnerships to mature industry developed space technologies. These include: Advanced Communications, Navigation and Avionics, Advanced Materials, Entry, Descent and Landing, In-Space Manufacturing and Assembly, Power, and Propulsion. In addition to the above partnerships between NASA Centers and companies to work on technologies, there were awards to industry to undertake specific tasks in other technology areas.
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