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NASA revises SpaceX and Blue Origin lunar lander plans, adding tests for 2028 crewed Moon landing

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NASA has revised the lunar lander plans for SpaceX and Blue Origin, adding testing milestones as the agency targets a crewed Moon landing in 2028. The changes affect both companies’ roles in the Artemis landing effort, though the available reports do not specify the new tests or schedule details.

Discovered 2026-10-26T01:55:04.081793-07:00 | 2026-10-26T01:55:04.081793-07:00

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  • The revised plans add testing milestones for both lunar lander providers, making test readiness and schedule execution central to NASA’s effort to land astronauts on the Moon in 2028.
  • Changes to the SpaceX and Blue Origin plans affect two companies’ paths to supporting Artemis, but the available details do not identify the milestones or quantify schedule impacts.

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