- Lunar exploration: Artemis III and commercial partnerships
- Blue Origin, Firefly, and ASTROLab are contributing components and services for the new lunar outpost under the Artemis program.
- Blue Origin provided the Blue Moon Mark 1 lander and Griffin lander to deliver cargo as NASA leads the establishment of the lunar outpost.
- The Artemis mission is progressing, with Blue Origin and SpaceX involved in building the necessary landers for the lunar exploration program.
ESA is negotiating its role in the Artemis program, which serves as a down payment for future lunar missions.
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Updated Jun 15
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What happened
ESA is negotiating its role in the Artemis program, which serves as a down payment for future lunar missions.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutKeep exploring
Part of
The Artemis mission is progressing, with Blue Origin and SpaceX involved in building the necessary landers for the lunar exploration program.Also in this story
- The Artemis mission begins utilizing landers that were constructed by Blue Origin.
- Both SpaceX and Blue Origin are developing HLS variants for the Artemis program.
Within Lunar exploration: Artemis III and commercial partnerships
The entities involved
- Artemis
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European Space Agency
European organisation dedicated to space exploration
Related events
- Artemis mission involves participation from an astronaut from the European Space Agency.
- Artemis missions are mapping features on the Moon.
- The Artemis program is underway, with NASA managing goals, relying on SpaceX for lander technology, and testing docking with Blue Origin prototypes.
- NASA is testing batteries for lunar missions to support the Artemis program goals.
- NASA is driving the Artemis program to establish a permanent lunar base, which is required before missions can proceed to Mars.