NASA Is Still Aiming for Next Moon Landing in 2028
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Here's how you can watch live coverage as NASA leaders discuss updates on the next steps under the Artemis moon program.
NASA offered details Friday about the race to prepare two lunar landers built by Blue Origin and SpaceX, and the space agency’s rocket and spacecraft for a crucial test mission next year.
The U.S. wants to get astronauts back on the moon by 2028, to beat China's 2030 goal.
NASA remains on track to launch the four Artemis III astronauts in summer 2027 from Kennedy Space Center on a 14-day mission in low-Earth orbit, where they will dock with and test lunar landers engineered by Blue Origin and SpaceX,
NASA engineers on the Space Coast are preparing NASA’s SLS rocket inside the Vehicle Assembly Building as officials set a target launch date and 14-day mission timeline for the Artemis 3 test flight as early as summer 2027.
These 3 lunar rovers will be critical to the early stages of NASA's plan to construct a multibillion-dollar moon base under its Artemis program.
NASA chief Jared Isaacman says the agency is actively studying meteor strike risks as it develops a Moon base