# Space Policy

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The iconic NASA Vehicle Assembly Building at Kennedy Space Center in bright daylight.

Orion’s Trial by Fire: The Return of Artemis II and the New Race for the Moon

NASA's Artemis II mission successfully concluded with a splashdown near San Diego, validating the Orion capsule's heat shield and breaking distance records for human flight. Despite minor technical glitches and significant budget reallocations from scientific research to human exploration, the mission clears the path for a crewed lunar landing by 2028.

NeTe2026年4月11日 06:29

#Artemis II#NASA#Orion Spacecraft

A lone astronaut in a spacesuit stands on a rugged, rocky terrain resembling an alien planet.

Science

NASA’s Great Pivot: Scrapping the Gateway for a Permanent Lunar Foothold

NASA has paused its Lunar Gateway space station project to prioritize the development of permanent habitation and infrastructure on the lunar surface. This strategic pivot delays the next crewed lunar landing to 2028 while focusing on a three-phase plan for long-term human presence.

NeTe2026年3月25日 05:09

#NASA#Artemis Program#Lunar Gateway