Bad news about humanity’s intentions to revisit our natural satellite. NASA announced that the mission Artemis II It will not be produced this year. Unfortunately, delayed until September 2025. Let’s remember that the agency’s original plan was for Artemis II to take off in September 2024, thus marking our return to the Moon. The wait, therefore, will last a whole year, assuming that no more obstacles arise along the way…
Obviously, this delay is also detrimental to the post-Artemis II mission. That is, Artemis III. The latter is now scheduled for September 2026, so it still dragged on for a whole year. The only good news is that Artemis IV will remain on the 2028 calendar.
“NASA is now targeting September 2025 for Artemis II, the first crewed Artemis mission around the Moon, and September 2026 for Artemis III, which plans to take the first astronauts to the lunar south pole. “Artemis IV”, the first mission to the Gate. The lunar space station will operate until 2028.
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Source: Hiper Textual
