NASA’s Commercial Lunar Payload Services (CLPS) are bringing us closer than we’ve been in decades to regular lunar exploration and scientific discovery. As a scientist, I admire what these companies […]
Author Archives: Craig Hardgrove
Craig Hardgrove is a planetary scientist and professor specializing in planetary geology and physics. He has extensive experience working on NASA interplanetary spacecraft missions and currently serves as an instrument scientist for NASA’s Lunar-VISE mission and a Participating Scientist on the Mars Science Laboratory Curiosity rover. Hardgrove was the Principal Investigator for the NASA LunaH-Map mission, which launched on SLS Artemis-1.