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https://www.cnbc.com/2019/10/23/caterpillar-and-nasa-developing-autonomous-vehicles-to-mine-the-moon.html

Caterpillar’s autonomous vehicles may be used by NASA to mine the moon and build a lunar base




The difficult logistics and the multi-billions it would cost to rocket mining and construction equipment into space still need to be worked out, but in the meantime, Caterpillar continues to prepare for otherworldly opportunities. One example is the company’s primary sponsorship of NASA’s annual Robotic Mining Competition, a university-level event held at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida. More than 45 collegiate teams design and build remote-controlled mining robots to traverse a simulated Martian terrain.

Whether or not Cat’s autonomous equipment will someday be operating on Mars and the moon remains to be seen. “I don’t know if we’ve thought that far ahead,” Johnson said. More immediate is continuing to develop its autonomy strategy in an increasing competitive marketplace. “We always want to challenge ourselves to think outside the box,” she concluded.

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https://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-55564448

What is Elon Musk's Starship?



Super Heavy will be filled with 3,400 tonnes (6.8 million lbs) of cryogenic (chilled) methalox.It will be powered by around 32 Raptor engines (this specification has changed several times) and should achieve more than 70 Meganewtons (16 million lbs) of maximum thrust. It should be able to lift at least 100 tonnes of payload, and possibly as much as 150 tonnes, to low-Earth orbit.