NASA is revising its moon-landing plans and reducing Boeing Co.'s role while elevating SpaceX's Starship rocket to propel astronauts to lunar orbit, according to a Bloomberg report

NASA recently announced that it’s targeting April 1 for the launch of its highly anticipated lunar-bound mission, Artemis II. Inside the Orion spacecraft lifted to space by the powerful SLS rocket will be NASA astronauts Reid Wiseman,

NASA is proposing a sharp increase in the rate of robotic lunar lander missions, a move that has excited but also puzzled the space community.

NASA is proposing SpaceX Starship now handles translunar injection (TLI) propulsion and the full landing role, while SLS/Orion is limited to LEO only.

NASA may shift Artemis missions to SpaceX Starship, reducing Boeing’s role as delays and costs push changes to the moon program.

NASA’s Moon program is undergoing a major revamp under the agency’s new leadership, and the lunar surface may be a busy place come next year. Jared Isaacman recently revealed an ambitious plan to land missions on the Moon once every month in 2027,

NASA is reconsidering the use of a massive mobile launcher at the Kennedy Space Center, raising questions about costs, delays, and jobs tied to the Artemis moon program.