NASA Revises Artemis III Docking Test to 2027, Targets Crewed Lunar Landing by 2028
NASA has announced a revised plan for its Artemis lunar missions, moving the Artemis III crewed demonstration, which involves docking with SpaceX's Starship and Blue Origin's Blue Moon landers, to summer 2027. This test will now occur in high Earth orbit rather than lunar orbit. The first crewed lunar landing, Artemis IV, remains on track for 2028. This updated architecture aims for a faster and simpler approach to returning astronauts to the Moon.
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