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OSTP Tasks NASA to Lead Reference Systems for Cislunar Space


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  A unified time standard will support sustained activity on and around the Moon. OSTP will also publish the National Cislunar Science and Technology Action Plan, which outlines the steps the government will take over the next five years to maintain leadership in space.

The Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP) has released a memorandum outlining a new reference system for cislunar space, aimed at enhancing the coordination and safety of space activities beyond Earth's orbit. This system, known as the Common Framework for Cislunar Space Reference, provides a standardized method for describing positions, trajectories, and orbits in the region between Earth and the Moon. The initiative seeks to address the increasing complexity of space operations, including satellite deployments, lunar missions, and potential future human settlements. By establishing a common language and set of standards, the framework will facilitate better communication among space agencies, private companies, and international partners, thereby reducing the risk of collisions and enhancing mission planning and execution. The memorandum emphasizes the importance of this framework in supporting the long-term sustainability of space activities and ensuring that the U.S. remains at the forefront of space exploration and utilization.

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