NASA Adjusts Lunar Lander Strategy to Expedite 2028 Moon Missions
NASA and its commercial partners are revising their operational approach for initial crewed lunar missions, aiming for a 2028 landing. The new plan involves Artemis landers and the Orion spacecraft rendezvousing in different orbits, rather than a near-rectilinear halo orbit. This modification is expected to significantly reduce the propellant needed for the Starship lander, potentially accelerating development.
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