Who Will Win the Moon Race? Elon Musk’s SpaceX vs. Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin
- NASA has contracted SpaceX and Blue Origin for landing systems to transport astronauts from lunar orbit to the Moon's surface, starting with Artemis III.
- The cargo variants are predicted to carry 26,000- 33,000 pounds of payload to the Moon on missions no earlier than Artemis VII.
- NASA emphasizes the necessity of being able to land not only astronauts but also significant equipment like pressurized rovers on the Moon for science and exploration missions.
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NASA Releases New Render of SpaceX's Starship Landed on the Moon's Surface
Lunar Delivery NASA is still hoping to carefully lower astronauts to the lunar surface from a SpaceX Starship, marking humanity's triumphant return after over half a century. At least, that's according to the plan as it currently stands. As part of its Artemis 3 mission, NASA is looking to launch a crew of four to the Moon as early as 2026 onboard its Orion capsule and then make its descent to the surface in a Starship. Around five years later, …
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