NASA Shares New Details on Artemis III Pre-Lunar Landing Mission
Astronauts enter a moon vehicle while in Earth orbit.
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NASA: Historic Moon Mission Could Fly in April, But ‘Not Without Risk’
Space agency targets April 1 for the launch of Artemis II after completing rocket repairs.
NASA Programs in Budget Crosshairs: What’s Thriving and What’s Struggling?
Budget would eliminate several projects that are hitting proposed targets or actively conducting valuable research.
Mars Advocates, Lawmakers, Industry Groups Decry NASA Budget Proposal
‘Skinny’ budget opponents argue cuts to science and other programs will derail U.S. leadership in human spaceflight.
NASA Budget Proposal Boosts Human Exploration at Expense of Science
‘Skinny’ funding prioritizes a focus on moon and Mars missions over science and projects characterized as ‘grossly expensive.’
Boeing to Lay Off Hundreds of Employees Amid Space Launch System Uncertainty
Manufacturer and NASA contractor says it could eliminate as many as 400 positions by April.
NASA Investigation Finds Boeing Hindering Americans’ Return to Moon
A report from the space agency’s office of the inspector general pins the blame on the aerospace giant’s mismanagement and inexperienced workforce.
NASA Delays First Crewed U.S. Moon Landing in Half a Century to 2026
The second and third missions in the space agency’s Artemis program—which seeks to return Americans to the moon—were each delayed nearly one year.
Booster Delivery Marks NASA Artemis II Moon Mission Milestone
After returning its mobile launch pad to Kennedy Space Center in August, NASA is putting the pieces together for its next marquee mission.
