The SLS program continues with preparations for the first human spaceflight to the Moon’s vicinity since 1972. Currently scheduled for April 2026, the mission’s date could be moved up to as early as February if no major issues arise. Meanwhile, the program’s future faces uncertainties as the proposed NASA budget for Fiscal Year 2026 aims to end the SLS and Orion programs after the Artemis III lunar landing.
The Artemis II mission, humanity’s first crewed mission to the vicinity of the Moon since…
NASA and Space Launch System core stage prime contractor Boeing are working to finish activating…
As Boeing nears completing final assembly of NASA’s second Space Launch System (SLS) core stage…
NASA is now planning for the Space Launch System (SLS) core stage assigned to the…
NASA and its advisory bodies remain concerned about the low flight rate planned for its…
Orion prime contractor Lockheed Martin has the spacecraft for NASA’s Artemis III and IV lunar…
United Launch Alliance (ULA) delivered the last-ever Space Launch System (SLS) Interim Cryogenic Propulsion Stage…
