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NASA is leveraging a broad coalition of over 450 stakeholders to prioritize investments in critical lunar infrastructure, specifically targeting extended-duration power, thermal management, and surface mobility. This data-driven approach aims to accelerate high-risk technologies necessary for sustaining long-term operations at the lunar South Pole. The resulting roadmap directly shapes fiscal year investment decisions to bridge the gap between current capabilities and ambitious exploration goals.
454 Responses Shape NASA’s Space Technology Investment Priorities

NASA’s Civil Space Shortfall Ranking, informed by over 400 responses, will guide the agency’s space technology investments.
NASA is prioritizing technologies to sustain a long-term lunar presence, informed by input from a remarkably broad coalition of stakeholders. The agency released its Civil Space Shortfall Ranking list this week, integrating 454 responses from industry, government, and academia to guide future investment in space technology. An image of Earthset captured during Artemis II’s April 6 lunar flyby at 6:41 p. m. EDT visually underscores…
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