Isaacman Promises ‘Artemis Acceleration’ Update Next Month
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The head of NASA, Jared Isaacman, stated during his Wednesday address at the Payloadøs Off World conference that "the agency will present the amended Artemis plan at the beginning of October", which means intensifying the flight schedules to the Earth's natural satellite. He claims that the release of the calendar could coincide with the launch of the Crew-13 mission to the ISS. "The post, "Who goes to the Moon First": the head of NASA promised …
Isaacman Promises ‘Artemis Acceleration’ Update Next Month
“There’s a lot of ingredients—so many ingredients—that need to come together for that landing, and we owe everybody an update,” he said. “There’s going to be an Artemis acceleration update…sometime in early October. Maybe it might even coincide with the [ISS] Crew 13 launch.”
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