NASA NTRS · 19920011918
Self-unloading, unmanned, reusable lunar lander project
Abstract
A payload delivery system will be required to support the buildup and operation of a manned lunar base. In response, a self-unloading, unmanned, reusable lunar lander was conceptually designed. The lander will deliver a 7000 kg payload, with the same dimensions as a space station logistics module, from low lunar orbit to any location on the surface of the moon. The technical aspects of the design is introduced as well as the management structure and project cost.
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Cowan, Kevin, Lewis, Ron, Mislinski, Philip, Rivers, Donna, Smith, Solar, Vasicek, Clifford, Verona, Matt. 1991-05-05. Self-unloading, unmanned, reusable lunar lander project. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19920011918
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