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To the Moon, With Canada

Summary by NUVO
It won’t be the first time we’ve stepped on the moon. But this time, the visit will be considerably longer than the couple of hours Armstrong and Aldrin enjoyed on their initial sojourn. Starting in 2029, NASA will begin building the Artemis lunar station—a $20-billion permanent moon base that will serve as a home-very-far-away-from-home for astronauts. And Canada is launching a serious push to be a part of the effort. Call it one small step tow…
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NUVO broke the news on Thursday, September 3, 2026.
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