Artemis Moon Missions Delayed
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•NASA delays Artemis missions again. What could this mean for the moon, Mars and space leadership?
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NASA 's first two Artemis moon missions have been pushed back to 2026 and 2027 .
The move could have big ramifications for the agency's Artemis program and competition with China for leadership in space.
The delay allows NASA more time to understand and fully address the Orion issue, and also to get the landing systems and other aspects ready for the missions.
The Artemis program is viewed as a cornerstone for advancing human exploration and for the moon to Mars and beyond.
The agency is aiming to maintain a consistent flight cadence, while reducing gaps between missions and incorporating lessons learned.
It was also the first Trump administration that kicked off Artemis , and the incoming president may well want a triumphant return to the moon.
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