He emphasized, though, that NASA was not abandoning the lunar Gateway. “By taking Gateway out of the critical path for the lunar landing in ’24, I believe what we have done is create a far ...

NASA will indeed be going back to the Moon, and it will be doing so via a gateway station to make things safer and easier, but whether that actually happens by 2024 is another story. The general ...

The Gateway needs to be in orbit a year before the launch of Artemis 4, but the report found that its current baseline capability is to launch in December 2027, three months behind schedule.

“By taking Gateway out of the critical path for the lunar landing in 2024, I believe what we have done is create a far better Gateway program,” he said.

NASA now expects to launch the first two Gateway modules, the Power and Propulsion Element (PPE) and the Habitation and Logistics Outpost (HALO), on a SpaceX Falcon Heavy in 2024 under a contract ...

NASA administrator Jim Bridenstine announced that Maxar Technologies will build the first stage of NASA's planned Lunar Gateway, part of the agency's larger Artemis program to return to the Moon.

NASA is requesting companies come up with a plan for a spacecraft that will safely ferry cargo to the Gateway and remain docked there for a minimum of six months. The spacecraft must then be ...