SpaceX 'Employee No. 1' wants to take his company not to the planet Elon Musk wants to take 'everyone', but ...
SpaceX's first employee, Tom Mueller, is launching Impulse Space to target the Moon with a new lunar lander. His company aims to fill a gap in NASA's lunar programs by offering a midsized cargo delivery option, with missions potentially starting as early as 2028. Mueller sees the Moon as an opportunity, unlike SpaceX's Mars focus.
SpaceX's first employee, Tom Mueller, is launching Impulse Space to target the Moon with a new lunar lander. His company aims to fill a gap in NASA's lunar programs by offering a midsized cargo delivery option, with missions potentially starting as early as 2028. Mueller sees the Moon as an opportunity, unlike SpaceX's Mars focus.
