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Moon's Ice Could Power Humanity's First Lunar Base
InnovationJul 28

Moon's Ice Could Power Humanity's First Lunar Base

Scientists have discovered frozen water hidden in the Moon's permanently shadowed craters, and it could be the key to building our first permanent lunar home. This ice treasure could provide everything future moon settlers need: drinking water, rocket fuel, and building materials.

Kurzgesagt2 min read
NASA Invites India to Join Permanent Moon Base Project
InnovationAug 15

NASA Invites India to Join Permanent Moon Base Project

The United States has formally invited India to help build a permanent lunar base near the moon's south pole, marking a major milestone in space cooperation between the two nations. NASA plans to establish a sprawling base by 2032 that could support continuous human presence on the moon.

Space.com2 min read
NASA Plans Permanent Moon Base by Early 2030s
InnovationMay 27

NASA Plans Permanent Moon Base by Early 2030s

NASA is building humanity's first permanent lunar base near the Moon's south pole, with robotic missions launching this fall and astronauts returning by 2027. The ambitious project could pave the way for future Mars exploration while establishing a lasting human presence beyond Earth.

Euronews2 min read
NASA Tests Moon Base Recycling System in North Dakota
InnovationJun 2

NASA Tests Moon Base Recycling System in North Dakota

A mobile wastewater treatment system designed for future lunar bases just arrived at the University of North Dakota for real-world testing. The technology could turn astronaut waste into plant food and clean water, making long-term Moon living possible.

NASA3 min read
NASA Picks Blue Origin for Moon Base Mission This Fall
InnovationMay 26

NASA Picks Blue Origin for Moon Base Mission This Fall

NASA announced plans for three lunar missions in 2025 to begin building a $20 billion moon base, with Jeff Bezos's Blue Origin leading the first mission. The project marks a new era of public-private partnerships aimed at establishing humanity's permanent presence on the moon.

Google News - Science3 min read
NASA Awards $600M for Moon Base Missions Starting 2028
InnovationJul 1

NASA Awards $600M for Moon Base Missions Starting 2028

Three companies will launch four robotic missions to the moon in 2028, laying crucial groundwork for NASA's plan to build a permanent lunar base by 2036. The missions mark a major acceleration in returning humans to the moon for the first time in over 50 years.

Scientific American3 min read
NASA Unveils Plan for Permanent Moon Base by 2032
InnovationMay 26

NASA Unveils Plan for Permanent Moon Base by 2032

NASA has announced ambitious plans to build a permanent base at the Moon's south pole, complete with nuclear power, robotic explorers, and housing for astronauts. Companies including Jeff Bezos's Blue Origin will help make humanity's return to the Moon a reality.

BBC Science2 min read
NASA Launches 3 Moon Base Missions Ahead of 2028 Landing
InnovationMay 27

NASA Launches 3 Moon Base Missions Ahead of 2028 Landing

NASA just announced three lunar missions kicking off this year to prepare for astronauts returning to the Moon in 2028. These missions will test new technology, study the lunar surface, and pave the way for humanity's first permanent Moon base.

The Verge2 min read
NASA Plans 3 Moon Missions to Build Lunar Base by 2026
InnovationMay 27

NASA Plans 3 Moon Missions to Build Lunar Base by 2026

America is racing back to the Moon with three robotic missions launching by late 2026, all designed to help build the first permanent lunar outpost. NASA's ambitious Moon Base program will test commercial landers, rovers, and autonomous systems before astronauts return to stay.

Fox News Science3 min read
NASA Unveils Moon Base Plans to Return Humans to Lunar Surface
InnovationJun 4

NASA Unveils Moon Base Plans to Return Humans to Lunar Surface

NASA just announced its ambitious Moon Base program, launching three unmanned missions starting in 2026 to prepare for humanity's first return to the Moon since 1969. The missions will test equipment, map landing sites, and build infrastructure for a permanent human presence on the lunar surface.

Good News Network2 min read
NASA Orders Moon Base Equipment After Artemis II Success
InnovationMay 27

NASA Orders Moon Base Equipment After Artemis II Success

NASA is purchasing landers, rovers, and drones for humanity's first permanent lunar base, racing to get equipment on the moon before astronauts arrive in 2028. The base will span hundreds of square miles and pave the way for Mars exploration.

Google News - Science2 min read
NASA Commits $500M to Build Permanent Moon Base by 2028
InnovationMay 27

NASA Commits $500M to Build Permanent Moon Base by 2028

NASA just announced sweeping contracts worth hundreds of millions to build humanity's first permanent lunar base, complete with rovers, drones, and landing infrastructure. The ambitious plan includes over a dozen missions starting this year to establish a base spanning hundreds of square miles near the Moon's South Pole.

Futurism3 min read
NASA's Artemis II Success Sparks New Moon Base Era
InnovationApr 11

NASA's Artemis II Success Sparks New Moon Base Era

Four astronauts just completed a historic loop around the Moon, reigniting dreams of lunar living. NASA plans annual Moon landings starting in 2028, with a permanent base on the horizon.

BBC Science2 min read
NASA Ditches Lunar Gateway to Build Moon Base by 2028
InnovationMar 24

NASA Ditches Lunar Gateway to Build Moon Base by 2028

NASA is canceling its planned Gateway space station orbiting the moon to focus instead on building a permanent base on the lunar surface. The shift accelerates America's return to the moon with astronauts landing as early as 2028.

Space.com3 min read
NASA Orders Moon Base Gear After Historic Artemis Flyby
InnovationMay 27

NASA Orders Moon Base Gear After Historic Artemis Flyby

NASA is building humanity's first lunar base, ordering landers, rovers, and drones just weeks after astronauts completed a record-breaking moon flyby. The base could host permanent crews by the 2030s, paving the way for Mars missions.

Japan Today2 min read
NASA Orders Moon Base Gear After Record Artemis Mission
InnovationMay 27

NASA Orders Moon Base Gear After Record Artemis Mission

Less than two months after astronauts flew around the moon, NASA is already ordering landers, rovers, and drones for humanity's first lunar base. The space agency just awarded hundreds of millions in contracts to make permanent moon living a reality by the 2030s.

Stuff NZ2 min read
NASA Plans Moon Base by 2028 in 3 Bold Phases
InnovationMar 24

NASA Plans Moon Base by 2028 in 3 Bold Phases

America is returning to the Moon with an ambitious plan to build a permanent lunar base through yearly missions starting in 2027. NASA's new roadmap shifts from one-off expeditions to a repeatable system that could make living on the Moon a reality within years.

NASA3 min read
NASA Scraps Orbital Station, Plans $20B Moon Base by 2032
InnovationMar 25

NASA Scraps Orbital Station, Plans $20B Moon Base by 2032

NASA is canceling its lunar orbiting station to build a permanent base directly on the moon's surface within seven years. The ambitious $20 billion project aims to beat China's 2030 moon landing and establish humanity's first lasting home beyond Earth.

DW News3 min read
NASA Reorganizes to Fast-Track Moon Base Plans
InnovationMay 24

NASA Reorganizes to Fast-Track Moon Base Plans

NASA just announced a major restructuring to speed up its lunar exploration program, combining key offices to get humans living on the Moon faster. The agency will reveal Moon Base details at a live briefing on May 26.

Google News - Science2 min read
NASA Scraps Moon Station to Build Lunar Base by 2036
InnovationMar 25

NASA Scraps Moon Station to Build Lunar Base by 2036

NASA just announced it's canceling plans for a lunar space station and instead will build an ambitious Moon base over the next decade. The agency is shifting from expensive, slow-moving projects to focused action that could land four astronauts on the Moon for month-long missions within 12 years.

Ars Technica3 min read

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