OMC Takes Home Second Prize in NASA’s Watts on the Moon Centennial Challenge

NASA Watts on the Moon Challange
Written By Paula Andrea Garcia Suarez

Orbital Mining Corporation (OMC) developed an innovative lunar energy transmission and storage system, titled “No Replacement for DC-Placement” over two years for NASA’s Watts on the Moon Challenge. Their solution won the second prize, underscoring its significance in advancing sustainable lunar energy infrastructure. This achievement highlights OMC's contribution to supporting future lunar missions through resilient power solutions.

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Paula Andrea Garcia Suarez
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