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Musk Shifts SpaceX Priority Towards the Moon
Elon Musk has announced a strategic pivot, prioritizing the development of alunar city over immediate Mars colonization efforts. Citing resource availability and shorter timelines, Musk estimates achieving lunar goals within 10 years, compared to ...View Commentary -
NASA Rolls Artemis II SLS Rocket to Launchpad Ahead of Historic Mission
NASA transported its Space Launch System (SLS) rocket stacked with the Orion spacecraft to Launch Complex 39B at Kennedy Space Center, beginning final launch preparations for the Artemis II crewed lunar mission. The rollout represents a key pre‑la...View Commentary -
Artemis II Countdown Exercises Accelerate Ahead of 2026 Lunar Mission
NASA and Artemis II crew members conducted integrated launch countdown dress rehearsals on Dec 21, 2025 at the Kennedy Space Center, advancing preparations for the first crewed lunar flyby scheduled in early 2026, according to Spaceflight Now. The...View Commentary -
SpaceX’s New Tentative HLS Schedule Leaked
An internal document obtained by analysts and reported by Politico Pro space newsletter outlines updated milestones for SpaceX’s Starship HLS lunar-lander program: a propellant-transfer demonstration is targeted for June 2026, an uncrewed lunar la...View Commentary -
Damage To Key Deep Space Antenna Adds Pressure Ahead Of Artemis II
NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory confirmed that the 70-meter DSS-14 antenna at the Goldstone Deep Space Network site has been offline since Sept 16 after an over-rotation incident damaged its cabling and fire-suppression systems. A mishap board is...View Commentary -
Elon Musk Says SpaceX Will “Lean In Big On The Moon”
Elon Musk said SpaceX will “lean in big on the Moon,” signaling a notable shift in tone from his long-held Mars-first narrative. While Musk has historically portrayed lunar activity as secondary and a "distraction" to Mars colonization, this marks...View Commentary -
NASA Opens Artemis III Lander Contract To New Bidders Amid SpaceX Delays
NASA Acting Administrator Sean Duffy announced that the agency will re-open bidding for the Artemis III lunar-lander contract, which is currently held by SpaceX, citing schedule delays in the company’s human-landing-system (HLS) program. The decis...View Commentary -
NASA Integrates Orion With Artemis II Rocket, Pushes Toward 2026 Launch Target
NASA confirmed progress in integrating the Orion spacecraft with its launch stack, aiming for a no-later-than April 2026 crewed Artemis II mission. Efforts on Artemis III hardware are also underway. This maintains momentum (and deadline pressure) ...View Commentary -
Blue Origin & Luxembourg Partner on “Oasis-1” Lunar Resource Mapping Mission
Blue Origin announced “Project Oasis” in partnership with Luxembourg to map and assess key lunar resources (water ice, He‑3, rare earths, radionuclides) via orbit and ground missions. The first phase, Oasis‑1, aims to generate high‑resolution comp...View Commentary -
NASA Selects Blue Origin to Deliver VIPER Rover to the Moon’s South Pole
NASA awarded Blue Origin a $190 million task order under CLPS (Commercial Lunar Payload Services) (CS‑7). The first step is design/accommodation and demonstrating how to off‑load the rover; the option to actually do the lunar delivery is pending s...View Commentary
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