Back to Moon: NASA Races Toward 2028 Astronaut Landing
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The announcement took place this Friday during an appearance of Artemis program managers at the Kennedy Space Center
After some adjustments, the US Space Agency will reveal the scheme to be followed until 2028, which was established to return to the Moon. Announcements will be made at the Kennedy Space Center.
Despite delays in technical equipment and hardly any upbuilding internal reports, NASA wants to continue to bring people back to the moon in a timely manner.
The latest information straight from NASA sheds completely new light on what the return of humans to the Moon will look like.
NASA has updated its plans for future moon landings. A more powerful rocket stage is designed to compensate for the drive weakness of the Orion capsule. SpaceX and Blue Origin also adapt their landing concepts for the 2028 planned moon landing. (Read more)
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