1. Impulse Space has announced a plan to launch a new lunar lander by 2028, aiming to deliver up to 6 tons of cargo to the moon at cost-effective prices.
2. The company's approach involves pairing the lunar lander with their "Helios" high-energy kick stage, which will transport cargo without the need for refueling in orbit.
3. The proposed system could address a gap in the market by handling mid-sized surface deliveries too big for certain existing programs but too small for forthcoming human-rated landers from SpaceX and Blue Origin.