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NASA Awards First Contracts for Lunar South Pole RoversWired
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NASA Awards First Contracts for Lunar South Pole Rovers

NASA selected Blue Origin, Firefly, and Astrolab to deliver rovers to the Moon’s south pole. The awards mark the first step toward a permanent lunar base after the Artemis II mission.

fortune.com
The Washington Post
Wired
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SpaceX Starship Must Complete Multiple Refueling Tests to Meet 2028 Moon Landing GoalForbes
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SpaceX Starship Must Complete Multiple Refueling Tests to Meet 2028 Moon Landing Goal

SpaceX completed a Starship flight test on May 26, 2026. The company faces additional technical requirements before landing astronauts on the Moon by 2028 under a White House executive order.

Forbes
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NASA Awards Contracts for Moon Base Landers Rovers and Dronesspacenews.com
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NASA Awards Contracts for Moon Base Landers Rovers and Drones

NASA has awarded contracts worth hundreds of millions of dollars to four U.S. companies for the first phase of a planned lunar base. The hardware is scheduled to arrive before astronauts land on the moon as early as 2028.

The Washington Times
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NASA Announces Timeline and Contracts for Lunar Base Developmentnews.google.com
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NASA Announces Timeline and Contracts for Lunar Base Development

NASA released a phased schedule for building Moon outposts and awarded lunar lander contracts to Blue Origin. The plan outlines successive stages leading to permanent settler facilities.

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NASA Selects Lunar Outpost for Lunar Terrain Vehicle Services Contractapp.buzzsumo.com
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NASA Selects Lunar Outpost for Lunar Terrain Vehicle Services Contract

NASA awarded Lunar Outpost a task order under its Lunar Terrain Vehicle Services contract. The award covers development of the Pegasus crewed lunar terrain vehicle for Artemis program operations.

Benzinga
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