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The Artemis program is underway, with NASA managing goals, relying on SpaceX for lander technology, and testing docking with Blue Origin prototypes.

7 reports, 4 independent Updated Sep 22
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The Artemis program is underway, with NASA managing goals, relying on SpaceX for lander technology, and testing docking with Blue Origin prototypes.

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  1. NASA contracted SpaceX for the USDV development, which raises questions about international environmental law regarding deorbit.Sub-event
  2. New facts include China's lunar interest, NASA base plans, and SpaceX debris issues.1 source
  3. SpaceX's Raptor engines and Starbase in Texas are critical for the Artemis program, with Elon Musk announcing the path forward.Sub-event
  4. A Massachusetts-based company was awarded a $5 million contract for developing systems for lunar and deep-space missions.Sub-event
  5. Firefly Aerospace is conducting the MoonFall mission for NASA and scouting landing sites for Artemis IV, utilizing drones built by JPL.Sub-event
  6. Artemis program testing progresses with SpaceX lander and Blue Origin prototypes under NASA management.1 source

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