24
February
Open Luna Foundation becomes an official Friend of CSTART
Today, Paul Graham of the Open Luna Foundation, a US-based non-profit organization which “seeks to return mankind to the lunar surface, first through robotic missions, followed by manned exploration, culminating in an eight person permanent outpost” and intends to make all of their research and technology available in an open source manner, accepted an offer to become a Friend of CSTART. This event formalizes a cooperative relationship which has existed between the two groups for some time now, and CSTART looks forward to continued collaboration with OLF as we both strive toward our common goals.
The OLF is the second official Friend of CSTART: Copenhagen Suborbitals became the first in late 2009.
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