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Artemis HLS, lunar landers, and Moon surface missions.
NASA Administrator Isaacman Promises Artemis Acceleration Update Early Next Month
Isaacman stated the update might coincide with the ISS Crew 13 launch and cited China as a driver of urgency.
LunarAstrolab, Interstellar Mapping Partner to Hunt Lunar Water
Interstellar Mapping will analyze subsurface thermal data to guide Astrolab’s FLIP rover on NASA’s Moon Base mission.
LunarVast Announces New Lunar Programs Division
The company outlines a three-phase approach to support NASA's Moon Base ambitions, leveraging tech from its Haven space station.
LunarDeloitte Report Estimates Lunar Economy Could Reach $566B by 2050
Report highlights transportation as dominant infrastructure sector, accounting for roughly 73% of core market value.
LunarNASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter Captures Impact Site of Stray Falcon 9 Upper Stage
The newly formed crater near Einstein Crater measures roughly 60 feet wide and less than 10 feet deep.
LunarSpaceX Rocket's Moon Crash Highlights 'Tangible Operational Risk' of Lunar Settlement
The uncontrolled impact ejected high-speed debris that could threaten future habitats, solar arrays and astronauts on the moon.
LunarSpaceX Serious About Building Factories on the Moon: 'It’s Going to Happen,' Elon Musk Says
Musk outlined a plan for robots and electromagnetic mass drivers to launch locally built Starmind AI satellites from the lunar surface.
LunarAn 8,000-Pound SpaceX Rocket Will Crash Into the Moon Tonight. Will You Be Able to See It?
The Falcon 9 upper stage from Firefly and Hakuto-R launches will hit near Einstein Crater at about 2:35 a.m. EDT on Aug. 5.
LunarKorean Orbiter Captures Images of SpaceX Falcon 9 Impact Crater
Danuri secured pre- and post-collision imagery, confirming ejecta traces around the crash site on Aug. 5.
LunarSpaceX Falcon 9 Upper Stage Slams Into Moon; Orbiters Race to Image Impact Site
NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter and ShadowCam will attempt before-and-after imagery, though lighting may delay views for days.
LunarA SpaceX Rocket Is Expected to Crash Into the Moon Next Week, and Scientists Aren't Sure What to Expect
Simulations suggest the resulting debris plume could reach 75–100 km in altitude and briefly be bright enough to spot from Earth.
LunarShould Artemis IV Astronauts Actually Land Near the Moon's South Pole? Artemis II Pilot Says the Lunar Equator Might Be Better
Victor Glover, who piloted April's Artemis II mission, argued at a NASA forum that equatorial landings could offer safer emergency evacuation options.
Lunar1st-ever X-rays in Space Offer Hope for Patients Headed to Moon
SpaceX Crew Dragon carried a portable X-ray device on the March 2025 Fram2 mission, where non-medical astronauts produced diagnostic-quality images in orbit.
LunarNASA Begins Stacking Rocket Ahead of 2027 Artemis III Astronaut Launch
The left-hand solid rocket booster segment arrived at Kennedy Space Center's Vehicle Assembly Building this week.