NASA Moon Base: The First Six Months

No aim is too high. No journey is too far. No challenge is too tough. Since NASA announced plans for a Moon Base in March 2026, work has been moving quickly to turn an ambitious vision into reality. From identifying commercial partners to sending humans around the Moon for the first time in decades, we are advancing the missions, technologies, and capabilities that will help build humanity’s first lunar outpost. We’re going back to the Moon. This time, to stay. Learn more about the Moon Base: https://nasa.gov/moonbase Credit: NASA

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This is the moment where we should all start believing again. Now bound for the Moon. America is returning to the Moon to build a Moon Base. NASA has selected Blue Origin, Astrolab, Lunar Outpost. Congratulations to Astrobotic, Firefly, Intuitive Machines.

Great progress. Being able to see Moon Base elements getting to the finish line is just awesome. Phase One is all about getting to the Moon reliably. We're going to experiment with new technologies, and we're going to actually start the infrastructure in this phase that goes from now to 2028. We want to learn, we want to experiment, and we're going to build on the knowledge.

American astronauts will return to the lunar surface. For America, no aim is too high, No journey is too far. No challenge is too tough. We will launch our robotic landers, our rovers, and begin establishing that enduring presence on the lunar surface, the Moon Base, because this time, we are going back to stay.

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