NASA to Unveil 2-Year Moon Landing Progress at Artemis Acceleration Event
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Updated · POLITICO · Oct 22
NASA to Unveil 2-Year Moon Landing Progress at Artemis Acceleration Event
3 articles · Updated · POLITICO · Oct 22
Summary
Jared Isaacman is set to outline how far NASA has advanced toward President Donald Trump’s goal of returning astronauts to the moon within two years.
The update comes at NASA’s “Artemis acceleration” event after Isaacman reworked the lunar program earlier this year to speed the timetable.
SpaceX and Blue Origin remain central to the plan, but key details about their lunar landers have stayed largely undisclosed ahead of the briefing.
NASA said a day earlier the Oct. 23 update at Kennedy Space Center would also cover Artemis III—targeted for mid-2027—and later lunar landings through 2028.