Jul. 11 at 12:00 AM
$ASTI That Artemis mission will need
$ASTI photovoltaic cells. That's why they are talking beamed energy to power the rover, tools and equipment on the dark side of the moon and in places that is often without sunlight.
$ASTI has so much stuff in the works; I'm talking satellite deals, defense contractor deals, and deals with European aerospace companies.
$KULR Technology, you can believe, will be a part of Artemis moon mission. Space batteries is already a multi-billion dollar business.
$KULR is NASA certifiedand has achieved a quality rating to be used by the best companies. They are operating on Mars and works with NASA on America's strategic battery reserve. Odds are in their favor for being included in the Artemis mission money pie. They've developed a battery for Astroforge, received a grant from Texas and will be, in my opinion, at the heart of the space battery competition. They've secured additional space to meet manufacturing demands as production gears up.
