Is the Moon drifting away? Blue Origin’s troubles slow down Artemis
The explosion of Blue Origin’s New Glenn rocket and the investigations into Starship are putting pressure on NASA’s Artemis lunar program. What risks does the American race to the Moon face as China accelerates its own plans?
Axiom Space delayed with spacesuits for NASA: will the 2028 moon landing be postponed?
According to a recent report from NASA’s Office of the Inspector General, the 2028 date for the Artemis program astronauts’ moon landing is threatened by delays in the development of the spacesuits being worked on by Axiom Space.
Luna, who will win the new space race between the USA and China?
There is a new race between the United States and China to return humans to the lunar surface. Facts and insights.
Artemis, this is how the Italy-USA axis towards the Moon is strengthened
As the countdown for Artemis II begins, preparations continue for the new phase of lunar exploration. In this context, the collaboration between Italy and NASA is being strengthened with an agreement signed in Washington by Minister Urso, which includes the development of habitat modules for the future lunar base and the participation of an Italian astronaut in one of the upcoming Artemis missions.
Moon breakthrough: NASA says goodbye to the Gateway and focuses on a lunar base. What the ESA says.
NASA changes course for the Moon: plans for the development of the Lunar Gateway have been suspended. The American agency is instead ready to invest 20 billion dollars in the construction of a lunar base. Reactions from ESA. All the details.
Why We Won’t Return to the Moon in 2027
NASA has changed the plans for the Artemis program: the Artemis III mission will not bring astronauts to the lunar surface. The moon landing is postponed to 2028, with Artemis IV. Behind this decision are technical problems that emerged during the tests of the Artemis II mission, as well as an increasingly important factor: competition with China in the new race to the Moon.
The Artemis program is delayed: NASA also points the finger at SpaceX’s Starship delays.
The NASA Inspector General has released a report examining the management of human landing system development contracts signed with SpaceX and Blue Origin. The document raises concerns about critical elements that could compromise crew safety, including the failure to ensure that SpaceX’s Starship meets manual control requirements.
