NASA is restructuring how it plans to send astronauts to the Moon, giving SpaceX’s Starship a broader role in lunar transportation while the Space Launch System rocket built by Boeing faces growing questions about cost and schedule.

NASA is overhauling and accelerating Artemis, its program to send astronauts back to the moon, the head of the space agency announced Friday. The agency is aiming to launch more often, more closely following the approach that NASA took in the 1960s during ...

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After months of technical reviews and schedule shifts, NASA has outlined a new launch window for Artemis II. The mission aims to send humans into deep space for

NASA’s Roman Space Telescope completes vibration, acoustic and electronic tests. Launch preparations continue for a fall 2026 schedule, ensuring all systems function in space conditions.

NASA is targeting April 1, 2026, as a launch opportunity for Artemis II, the first crewed mission to fly astronauts around the Moon in more than half a century. The agency has spent the past several weeks working through a technical problem with the Space Launch System rocket’s upper stage,