NASA celebrated its 60th anniversary this week by unveiling plans for the next two decades of space exploration.
The organisation hopes to deploy humans to the moon in long-term expeditions, have astronauts on Mars by the 2030s, and potentially strengthen private and commercial space endeavours.
At a NASA Advisory Council meeting in August, Administrator Jim Bridenstine said there was substantial interest in offsetting the cost of plans by selling off naming rights to NASA’s spacecraft or rockets.