Die Artemis-II-Mission ist beendet. Wohin geht die NASA von hier aus?
https://arstechnica.com/space/2026/04/the-artemis-ii-mission-has-ended-where-does-nasa-go-from-here/
Die Artemis-II-Mission ist beendet. Wohin geht die NASA von hier aus?
https://arstechnica.com/space/2026/04/the-artemis-ii-mission-has-ended-where-does-nasa-go-from-here/
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*Hint: Artermis III*
Artemis III, IV, etc.
Ultimately, the goal is to establish a permanent lunar presence and use it as a stepping stone to Mars. This is all possible if we only continue funding it.
To the moon! Apparently. Should be aimed for next year but likely there’ll be delays.
I can’t believe this is a real headline.
It is worth reading the article to understand the next steps and the challenges to get there. While „Artemis III and IV“ is an accurate answer, it is worth unframing more of what that really means.
How close are those lunar landers to being finished? Anyone got an ETA on those?
Artemis II is planned presumably for next year, as Artemis III (landing back on the moon and preparing for establishment of a permanent station/colony) is scheduled for 2028.
Assuming there are no delays, that’s two years until we go back to the moon.
But with everything going on right now, there’s a good chance we may have to wait longer.
Hopefully not another 50 years.
We know where they’re going, it’s just an extremely aggressive timeline. Hope they can do it though. Following the Artemis mission has been a blast.