Trans Lunar Research

The Trans Lunar Research Corporation's primary mission is to create an economical and practical transportation link between the Earth and the Moon, to set up a permanently manned Lunar base, and to promote manned Lunar exploration. Mission requirements include "cheap" manned and unmanned lunar transportation hardware, unmanned Lunar Orbiters and La... nders, orbital mechanics analysis, and Lunar base support hardware development. Much of the required Lunar transportation hardware is presently being developed "in house" by Tran Lunar Research at its desert facilities in Mojave, California. The design of the amphibious Neptune 4000 rocket is nearing completion. In order to bring the Triton Moon rocket to fruition, $30 million will be required. Your financial support is urgently needed. Through the TLR grant program, many of the mission's other science and hardware requirements are in the planning stage or are being developed by various organizations in the USA. The grant program also urgently needs your financial support. If you would like to donate, click here or click on the DONATIONS button. Or if you prefer, donate by entering the Trans Lunar Raffle . Don't forget, your donations are tax deductible. If you would like to participate in the TLR grant program, click here or click on the GRANTS button. TLR's current plans require research in the following areas, which are subject to change as new information and research data become available. Lunar Surveillance Mission Development: Several unmanned missions to the moon are planned. The goal of these missions is to gather Lunar environment data as well as to test-out the Lunar transportation systems presently under development. Both a Lunar orbiter and a Lunar Sample Return System are in the works. Their specific scientific purpose will be to verify the presence of water and to examine the selenography of the Lunar Station candidate sites. Data from these missions will be used to make the final selection the best Lunar Station Site. Lunar Station Site Prospect: ...Read More