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NASA Revises Artemis Lunar Landing Plans for SpaceX and Blue Origin

NASA announced revised Artemis lunar landing plans on October 23, 2026, giving SpaceX and Blue Origin different routes for delivering astronauts to the Moon. SpaceX’s lander would meet Orion in Earth orbit and propel the joined spacecraft toward the Moon. Blue Origin would assemble its transportation hardware in Earth orbit, send its lander ahead, and meet Orion in lunar orbit. Both approaches replace the previously planned rendezvous in a near-…

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The announcement took place this Friday during an appearance of Artemis program managers at the Kennedy Space Center

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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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New Space Economy broke the news on Saturday, October 24, 2026.
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