Six months after NASA's Artemis reset, how to tell if chances for a 2028 Moon landing improved?

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Издатель Aug 17, 2026

In this video, I'll run through updates as NASA's Exploration Ground Systems integrated operations team continues stacking the Artemis III SLS boosters and Boeing continues final assembly of the Core Stage for that launch, but it starts with the latest look at the big picture.

Six months after a reset and reorganization of the Artemis-branded programs, it's hard to tell if Washington's 2028 lunar landing dreams are closer to reality or if the current target dates are motivational tools.

Congress wanted to beat China in a race to land the next people on the Moon, but the White House raised the stakes and shortened the deadline to the end of their current term. As it is, all the secret lunar lander developers are dealing with the same issues and delays as the U.S. government programs had.

Imagery is courtesy of NASA, except where noted.

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00:00 Intro
02:39 Artemis III Watch
10:23 Boeing update on SLS Core Stage-3 final assembly
15:22 A two-month old, unannounced SLS Centaur V contract
20:42 Other news and notes: Starship flight test 14 into LEO?
21:49 Questions about China Long March 7A launch failure impact on lunar landing plans
22:51 Thanks for watching!