NASA Acting Administrator Sean Duffy revealed that the agency is reopening the contract for the first U.S. crewed lunar landing since the 1970s, inviting proposals from companies beyond SpaceX’s Starship.
The move aims to accelerate the Artemis III mission and ensure American astronauts return to the Moon’s surface before China’s planned landing by 2030, amid concerns over SpaceX’s schedule slips.
SpaceX’s engine development and testing site in McGregor—the world’s most active rocket engine test facility—continues…
Mobile Launcher 2 (ML-2), the launch tower and platform to be used by the Block…
Preparations are taking place at Starbase for the upcoming second Starship test flight, with Booster…
NASA managers tasked with humanity’s next journey into deep space spoke positively about Starship’s recent…
Following a year of testing and development, NASA recently selected SpaceX’s Starship-based Human Landing System…
Starship SN15 is expected to undergo a Static Fire test as early as this week…
In an interview with NASASpaceflight, Northrop Grumman’s Sally Richardson, Program Director, Human Landing System, provided…
