1. Launched public server, so now you can start design missions and explore together. Huge thx to [Philip Linden](https://twitter.com/PhilipJLinden)
2. Contributed to Godot ecosystem, making several pull requests
3. Was accepted to Giveth Alpha QF Round
4. Selected GMAT for orbital mechanics engine after comparing with Basilisk. GMAT is an opensource tool by NASA for satellite mission planning with a quality -  TRL-9, meaning it was used for real space missions. 
5. Attended several [LSIC](https://lsic.jhuapl.edu) meetings to verify problems, that professionals has working on Lunar Missions. Those guys are connected to Artemis Accords!
6. Reviewed [NASA Celestial mapping system](https://celestial.arc.nasa.gov) and was contacted by one of it's developers, offering help
7. Started to use [Github Discussions](https://github.com/orgs/LunCoSim/discussions) to discuss features
8. [NASA is Looking for Constellations Analysis Tools ](https://sam.gov/opp/afe50c193c8140a7a1a64878b3d69df4/view) providing projects with grants up to $800k. However  it's only for the US companies and US citizen
9. [Almost won ENS Small Public Grant with 13 place](https://ensgrants.xyz/rounds/27) (first 10 got 1 ETH), a huge chance that will get it the next time