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SpaceX 'Behind' on Moon Mission, NASA to Reopen Contract

The goal of Project Artemis has been characterized as a journey to the Moon “for scientific discovery, technology advancement, and to learn how to live and work on another world as we prepare for huma...

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SpaceX could have Artemis competition. What to know as NASA revisits moon landing plans

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NASA losing patience with SpaceX over delays to Starship program

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NASA reopens competition for Artemis lunar lander contract

NASA is reopening the contract for its Artemis III moon lander to ensure it beats China to the lunar surface.

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NASA may pull SpaceX's Artemis 3 moon-landing contract

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Why did NASA’s chief just shake up the agency’s plans to land on the Moon?

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NASA Opens SpaceX's Moon Lander Contract to Rivals Over Starship Delays

"They're behind schedule, and so the president wants to make sure we beat the Chinese," Duffy told Fox.

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‘We’re not going to wait for one company’: NASA chief suggests SpaceX may be booted from moon mission

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Duffy Suggests NASA Could Ditch Musk’s SpaceX For Moon Landing: ‘Way Behind Schedule’

Musk, NASA Chief Duffy Jostle Over Space Agency Leadership

WASHINGTON, Oct 21 (Reuters) - Acting NASA chief Sean Duffy and billionaire Elon Musk on Tuesday traded barbs online over who should lead the space agency, a day after Duffy invited companies to compete with Musk’s SpaceX for a moon landing mission.

NASA could uncover four-billion-year-old secret in 2027 trip to the Moon

NASA could uncover a 4.3 billion year old secret in their upcoming 2027 trip to the Moon as part of the first manned missions in over 50 years

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NASA reportedly may sideline SpaceX for moon mission over lagging schedule; expert says tying project to space race with China adds unnecessary risks

NASA may sideline SpaceX and select a different company to land its astronauts on the moon, which the agency is planning for later this decade, acting space agency chief Sean Duffy suggested during TV appearances on Monday,

NASA confirms Earth now has two moons until 2083

Earth just got a new tag-along in space — a little asteroid named 2025 PN7. NASA confirmed this week that the rock, discovered by the University of Hawaii, is officially a “quasi-moon” — a rare type of celestial companion that travels almost exactly in sync with Earth.