ZeusX

Zeus Specifications

ZeusX is a testament to human ingenuity and technological prowess. It embodies a concentration of cutting-edge flying technologies that redefine the boundaries of what is possible in space exploration.
With a commitment to excellence that contemplates all quality standards applicable at NASA or the European Space Agency (ESA), ZeusX pushes the limits of innovation, setting a new standard for spacecraft design and performance.

ZeusX's performance capabilities make it a formidable force in lunar exploration, comprising two modules:
- one Qosmosys Service Module (QSM),
- one Qosmosys Moon Lander (QML)

ZeusX is a versatile and adaptable spacecraft. With a diameter of 4.2 meters and a modular height exceeding 7 meters, ZeusX boasts a substantial size that accommodates significant payload capacity.

ZeusX has the capability to carry significant payloads to the Moon and beyond, nearing a net payload capacity of up to 2.2 metric tons on the Moon surface and more than 2 metric tons of payloads of instruments or microsatellites in cislunar orbit, therefore ensures that a wide range of scientific and commercial solutions that can be transported and deployed with precision.

Committed to ten-year lifetime missions over a large Moon latitude band, the QML can withstand the harsh lunar environment, operational stresses, and potential contingencies, so serving as a base station in providing our customer’s payloads with a high level of confidence in their mission's success and a promise to superior delivered performance while complying with a full commitment to sustainability and Moon integrity, immediately evident in its design and its mission definitions.

The compatibility of ZeusX with various launch vehicles, including SpaceX's Falcon Heavy, Arianespace’s Ariane 6, Blue Origin's New Glenn, and United Launch Alliance's Vulcan, provides flexibility and accessibility to launch service platforms, expanding opportunities for lunar missions and collaborations on a global scale.