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NASA Adds New Moon Mission, Eyes Annual Lunar Landings by 2028
Innovation2h ago

NASA Adds New Moon Mission, Eyes Annual Lunar Landings by 2028

NASA is ramping up its Artemis program with a new 2027 test mission and plans to land astronauts on the Moon's South Pole in 2028, then launch one lunar mission every year after that. The agency is streamlining its rocket systems to make the Moon more accessible than ever before.

NASA3 min read
NASA Strengthens Artemis: Adds a Mission and Refines Its Overall Architecture
Innovation2h ago

NASA Strengthens Artemis: Adds a Mission and Refines Its Overall Architecture

NASA just announced an accelerated timeline to return astronauts to the Moon, with plans for annual lunar missions beginning in 2028. The space agency is adding a new test mission and streamlining its rocket design to make Moon exploration a regular occurrence for the first time in human history.

NASA4 min read
NASA Adds 2027 Test Flight Before Moon Landing in 2028
Innovation4d ago

NASA Adds 2027 Test Flight Before Moon Landing in 2028

NASA just announced a smarter path back to the moon, adding a crucial test flight in 2027 before attempting a lunar landing in 2028. The change means astronauts will practice docking with a lunar lander in orbit first, dramatically reducing risks and increasing chances of success.

Live Science3 min read
Scientists Map Moon's Surface to Make Lunar Landings Safer
InnovationFeb 18

Scientists Map Moon's Surface to Make Lunar Landings Safer

Smithsonian researchers discovered over 1,100 new ridges on the moon that reveal where future moonquakes might occur, helping NASA plan safer landing sites for astronauts returning to the lunar surface. The breakthrough could protect crews heading back to the moon as early as 2027.

Google: NASA discovery2 min read
NASA Artemis 2 Moon Suits Ready for Historic Mission
InnovationJan 30

NASA Artemis 2 Moon Suits Ready for Historic Mission

Four bright orange spacesuits are prepped and ready to carry astronauts around the moon for the first time in over 50 years. The Artemis 2 crew will take a 10-day journey in 2026 to test critical systems for future lunar landings. #

Space.com3 min read