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NASA is shifting from racing to the Moon to building a permanent home there. The agency's revamped Artemis program now prioritizes creating reliable systems for humans to live and work on the lunar surface long-term.
NASA just announced plans to build a permanent human base on the Moon with a $20 billion investment over seven years. The agency is also targeting a nuclear-powered Mars mission by 2028, marking a bold new chapter in space exploration.
Space companies are shifting from short lunar missions to building permanent moon infrastructure designed for humans to live and work there by 2030. Voyager Technologies and partners are creating habitats, power systems, and life support that can handle the moon's harsh conditions.