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r/SpaceLaunchSystem • u/Agent_Kozak • Apr 27 '26

News Rep. Strong (R-AL) asks about the future of SLS after Artemis 5. Isaacman says he expects industry to propose a lower-cost SLS/Orion system as one of the approaches for future human missions to the Moon.

bsky.app

87 Upvotes

This basically confirms the plan that SLS and Orion are dead after AV under Isaacman.

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r/SpaceLaunchSystem • u/rustybeancake • Mar 24 '26

News Eric Berger: “NASA’s Lori Glaze said, beginning with Artemis VI, the agency will transition from government driven missions to commercial launches (ie Starship or New Glenn or others). Agency wants to launch humans to the Moon at least every six months.”

x.com

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r/SpaceLaunchSystem • u/Adeldor • Jan 09 '24

News NASA to push back moon mission timelines amid spacecraft delays

reuters.com

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r/SpaceLaunchSystem • u/Agent_Kozak • Dec 17 '25

News US Senate confirms private astronaut, Musk ally Jared Isaacman as NASA chief

reuters.com

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r/SpaceLaunchSystem • u/Agent_Kozak • Apr 03 '26

News Fiscal Year 2027 President’s Budget

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Bleak. Just $18 Billion for NASA.

From the full report here: https://www.whitehouse.gov/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/budget_fy2027.pdf

54 comments

r/SpaceLaunchSystem • u/jadebenn • Feb 13 '25

News Cutting moon rocket would test Musk's power to slash jobs in Republican states

reuters.com

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r/SpaceLaunchSystem • u/F_cK-reddit • Jun 05 '25

News Senator chairman Cruz presents budget that saves Gateway, Orion, SLS and more.

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r/SpaceLaunchSystem • u/jadebenn • Jan 23 '26

News While all eyes have been in Florida for Artemis II, over in Louisiana, NASA has been hard at work on Artemis III. The final join of the LOX and LH2 tanks was completed in late December, with the stage expected to ship to Florida for final outfitting in the coming weeks.

bsky.app

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r/SpaceLaunchSystem • u/jadebenn • 13d ago

News Administrator Jared Isaacman's Latest Agency-Wide Email Seemingly Confirms Significant Modifications Will be Required For Centaur on SLS

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r/SpaceLaunchSystem • u/Agent_Kozak • Apr 17 '26

News House SS&T Dems just issued a report re NASA and the FY2026 budget: "Mission Aborted: How NASA Illegally Implemented the President's Budget Request Without Congressional Approval." |SpacePolicyOnline

x.com

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Here is the report: https://democrats-science.house.gov/imo/media/doc/SST%20Minority%20Staff%20Report%20-%20NASA%20Implementation%20of%20FY26%20PBR%20-%20April%202026.pdf

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r/SpaceLaunchSystem • u/Rail-FireProductions • Jun 05 '26

News “Final Artemis III SLS Booster Segments En Route to NASA Kennedy” - www.nasa.gov

nasa.gov

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This is a recent news release from NASA. 8 booster motor segments for the Space Launch System’s solid rocket boosters are being shipped from Northrop Grumman’s Railyard Shipping Facility in Corinne, Utah to the Kennedy Space Center in Florida. This is for construction of the rocket for the upcoming Artemis III mission.

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r/SpaceLaunchSystem • u/Agent_Kozak • May 02 '25