According to the original Artemis plan, we should have already put people on the Moon. Artemis III should have gone and come back by now. Instead, it is currently tentatively scheduled for no earlier ...

NASA is looking for new ideas for moon landers to help its astronauts return to the surface of the moon as progress for SpaceX's Starship megarocket has come slower than hoped. Sean Duffy, NASA's ...

NASA’s Acting Administrator Sean Duffy sys that SpaceX’s Moon Lander programme is running late. He praised the Elon Musk business but admitted that SpaceX is behind on the schedule. Duffy said that ...

Sean Duffy said SpaceX is "behind schedule" on its mission to land NASA astronauts back on the moon. Duffy, the acting NASA administrator, said he will open the contract up to other space companies.

SpaceX's next mission to the moon, and the next launch of its triple-booster Falcon Heavy rocket, has slipped to no earlier than July 2026. Astrobotic's Griffin-1 lunar lander, carrying NASA and ...

After decades of stagnation, the space industry is finally entering a true secular bull market. SpaceX's rapid progress and potential record-setting IPO will serve as the spark that accelerates ...

First, sincere thanks to eyesoars, wagnerrp and YetAnotherBoris for expanding on my thoughts upthread. All of you provided a far better analysis than I was able to offer. Arsians are the best! On a ...

SpaceX defended its progress developing a lander that will put Americans back on the moon, following remarks by NASA's administrator that the agency will reopen the program to other bidders. In a ...

WASHINGTON — Elon Musk's SpaceX on Thursday said it proposed to NASA a simplified plan to send humans to the moon using its Starship rocket as the agency presses its contractors to move more quickly ...

Could a single rocket landing redefine the balance of power in commercial spaceflight? Blue Origin’s New Glenn has just completed its first operational mission, delivering a payload to low-Earth orbit ...

Amid media reports of skyrocketing valuation and a potential IPO for SpaceX, the company could have a lot to lose next year.

I am giving away my age by saying that in elementary school we watched all of the Mercury launches and sometimes the landings, if that is what you call parachuting into the ocean (I don't recall live ...