In the Artemis Plan, NASA has outlined its strategy to return humans to the lunar surface for the first time in over half a century and “lay the foundation for a sustained long-term presence on the lunar surface”. A major piece of this foundation will be the placement of the Artemis Base Camp at the lunar south pole. Consisting of an unpressurized rover, a pressurized rover, and a pressurized surface habitat, the base camp will allow astronauts to complete multi-month exploration and science missions from the surface of the Moon.

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With the planned decommissioning of the International Space Station by the end of the decade, NASA is taking steps to ensure continuity of critical LEO [...]

The race is on to both fill our orbit with satellites that will help us communicate, educate and understand our planet; and land on other [...]

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Space is hard and expensive. The cost of the International Space Station has passed $150 billion. Returning to the moon under NASA’s Artemis program will [...]