NASA administrator Jared Isaacman unveils massive restructuring of Artimis programme to put astronauts on Moon by 2028

Key Highlights

• NASA's original plan to land astronauts on the Moon by 2028 was deemed unrealistic.
• A preparatory mission in 2027 will test commercially developed lunar landers.
• The revised approach will involve staged missions to minimize technical risks.
• NASA aims for at least one, possibly two lunar landing missions in 2028.
• The restructuring is intended to rebuild operational momentum for the Artemis program.