Keep pulling the thread on Jared Isaacman.
Both Blue Origin and SpaceX have confirmed to NASA their ability to meet the 2027 timeline for a low Earth orbit test of their respective lunar landers.
NASA plans to launch a nuclear-powered octocopter, the Dragonfly mission, to Saturn's moon Titan in 2028.
NASA's SR1 Freedom, a nuclear-powered interplanetary spaceship, is scheduled to launch in 2028 on a mission past Mars.
The SR1 Freedom mission will deploy Ingenuity-class helicopters with ground-penetrating radar to scout for water ice and future astronaut landing sites on Mars.
Jared Isaacman believes there is a greater than 90% chance that analysis of rock samples brought back from Mars will prove that microbial life once existed on the planet.
To support the construction of a moon base, NASA plans to create demand for 30 landers and dozens of rovers.
China's space program should be considered a peer to the United States' program, not a "near peer."
China's space technology is advancing so rapidly that its capabilities surpass assessments made just six months prior by several generations.
The development pace of China's space program is comparable to the rapid iteration speed of SpaceX.
The race between the U.S. and China to land humans on the moon is expected to be decided by a margin of months, not years.
China has publicly stated its goal to land its taikonauts on the moon before 2030.
The Artemis 3 mission is scheduled to launch in 2027.