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NASA restructures Artemis: Artemis III re-scoped, landing moves to Artemis IV

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NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman announced that Artemis III would no longer attempt a lunar landing and would instead fly a crewed rendezvous, docking and systems-integration demonstration in low Earth orbit with one or both commercial Human Landing Systems. The first crewed landing moved to Artemis IV, no earlier than 2028.

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  1. Story
  2. NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman announced that Artemis III would no longer attempt a lunar landing and would instead fly a crewed rendezvous, docking and systems-integration demonstration in low Earth orbit with one or both commercial Human Landing Systems. The first crewed landing moved to Artemis IV, no earlier than 2028.
  3. Knowledge
  4. Artemis Program
  5. Artemis III
  6. NASA restructures Artemis: Artemis III re-scoped, landing moves to Artemis IV
  7. Connections
  8. Artemis III
  9. Artemis Program
  10. NASA restructures Artemis: Artemis III re-scoped, landing moves to Artemis IV
  11. NASA names the Artemis III crew
  12. Artemis III crewed low Earth orbit demonstration (planned)
  13. Lunar Water Ice
  14. Lunar Gateway
  15. NASA restructures Artemis: Artemis III re-scoped, landing moves to Artemis IV
  16. NASA pauses the Lunar Gateway in favour of surface infrastructure
  17. Evidence
  18. NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman announced on 27 February 2026 that Artemis III will no longer attempt a lunar landing but will fly a crewed rendezvous and docking demonstration in low Earth orbit with SpaceX and Blue Origin Human Landing System test articles, targeted for 2027, and that the first crewed lunar landing moves to Artemis IV no earlier than 2028.
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