NASA seeks alternative launcher for Blue Moon to meet Artemis deadlines

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Source: Spaceflight Now
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NASA will decouple Blue Origin’s Blue Moon landers from the New Glenn launcher and pursue alternative launch vehicles to keep Artemis 3 on track for 2027 and achieve 2028 lunar landing goals, with Blue Moon Mk1 cargo and Mk2 crew landers potentially riding a different rocket; SpaceX’s Starship and other heavy-lift options are being considered as NASA and Blue Origin work to identify root causes and keep the program on schedule.

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