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Our Mission
MOONRAKER™ is a patented, autonomous lunar surface node and rover dock that houses, recharges and networks rovers at the lunar surface. Built for delivery on commercial lunar landers and NASA CLPS missions, it turns a single lander delivery into a persistent, multi-mission presence. It provides the power, communications and shelter that Artemis-era exploration and a permanent Moon Base will depend on.
Support
GALEX Space Systems is supported by the Space Alliance Technology Outreach Program (SATOP) and partnered with the Texas A&M University Department of Aerospace Engineering. Through this partnership, a Texas A&M aerospace engineering capstone team is building and validating the MOONRAKER™ prototype, from structure and docking systems to power and testing. TRL 5 testing is planned for Q2 2027 at the Texas A&M Space Institute’s new lunar surface test facility, taking MOONRAKER™ a step closer to flight on the Moon.
Innovative Projects
Mini Rover - Big Job
Compact rovers tasked with mapping, data collection and exploration. We build the garage.
MOONRAKER™
Rover Dock
A compact, modular docking and power station optimized for creating the infrastructure for lunar frontiers.
Deep-Space Array
Advanced signal processing hardware designed for data transmission across distances creating a MESH network for Moon Base infrastructure.
Core Technologies
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Mesh network systems
Providing constant communications through advanced network of communications between nodes covering difficult environments for all on the surface and giving rovers a relay. Patent Pending.
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Structural Integrity
Abrasive regolith, long lunar nights and extreme environmental swings are only a few of the problems to solve. Building a system to last for decades to come is our mission.
Orbital Navigation
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Deep-Space AI
Self-correcting neural networks optimized for extreme latency environments, managing autonomous navigation and life support for the MOONRAKER™ Rover Dock.
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Lunar Roadmap
Phase 01
TRL-5
Testing
Q2 2027: MOONRAKER™ V.2 autonomy and docking tests at the Texas A&M Space Institute lunar test field, next to NASA Johnson.
Phase 02
Lander Integration
Final flight design and testing for lunar lander for our first series of autonomous MOONRAKER™ Rover Docks on the lunar surface.
Phase 03
Commercial
Expansion
Scale integration of deep-space AI systems and advanced structural modules to support a sustained, multi-mission presence for Moon Base missions and beyond.
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SYSTEM INQUIRY
Initiate mission protocol for strategic partnerships, technical collaboration, or deep-space infrastructure investment. Our systems architecture team is prepared for integration.
DIRECT: info@galeproject.com
COMMS: +1 (210) 960-0081
COORD: Austin, TX