NASA's RASC-AL Competition Engages Students to Innovate Lunar South Pole Technologies
Since 2002, NASA's annual RASC-AL competition has invited students to propose visionary aerospace concepts to support sustained lunar South Pole operations.
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Since 2002, NASA's annual RASC-AL competition has invited students to propose visionary aerospace concepts to support sustained lunar South Pole operations.
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