Dynetics Lunar Lander

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Dynetics' lunar lander proposal is part of the Artemis program's three accepted human landing system (HLS) proposals, alongside SpaceX and Blue Origin. The model's width is 1 foot, suggesting an actual lander size of approximately 30 feet based on promotional renders comparing to astronaut scale, a 30:1 ratio. Note: A VR visualization for the lander has been released, featuring dimensions of 9.4 meters in length, 4 meters in width, and 4.8 meters in height without drop tanks. Further information can be found at lunar.dyneticshls.com. The Dynetics lunar lander 3D model is available on their website, where users can access a detailed step-by-step guide to assembling the lander along with downloadable parts. The resources are located at the bottom of this page: dynetics.com/about/corporate-responsibility/#virtual-outreach Here's how they describe themselves on their site: "At Dynetics, tackling hard problems is what we do best. We're working on some of the nation's most unique challenges, such as landing the first woman and next man on the moon and developing reusable unmanned aircraft systems to protect our soldiers from adversaries. This technology is crucial for our country, which is why we believe in sharing it through our virtual outreach program. As a company filled with brilliant minds, we value education and provide hands-on activities for all ages so you can learn more about the high-tech products and services Dynetics offers its customers and the nation."