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Other Nations: Gulf States, Korea, Israel, Canada and Others

Which other countries have lunar programmes or roles, and what are they buying?

Chapter summary

A second tier of countries participates mainly by buying rides and building instruments or rovers.

Key takeaways

  1. 1

    The United Arab Emirates flew its Rashid rover on ispace's 2023 lander (lost in the crash) and committed to Gateway's airlock; South Korea operates the Danuri orbiter since 2022 and plans a lander in the 2030s; Israel's Beresheet crashed in 2019; Canada contributed Canadarm3 to Gateway and an astronaut, Jeremy Hansen, who flew on Artemis II.

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    Most second-tier countries are Artemis Accords signatories.

  3. 3

    Their spending is small, tens to low hundreds of millions of dollars a year each, but they are the main foreign customers for US landers.

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