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NASA Moon Base Blue Origin NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman The second NASA Moon Base mission will fly cargo to the lunar surface aboard the @Astrobotic Griffin lander and the third will deliver payloads chosen through open competition as well as international partners. Both missions are targeted to launch before... show more
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The first of three @NASAMoonBase missions will be the @BlueOrigin Mark I Endurance lander, set to launch NET Fall 2026. @NASAAdmin Isaacman describes how this mission will send scientific payloads to the lunar South Pole region and reduce risk for future astronaut explorers.

LIVE: We're sharing the latest updates on @NASAMoonBase, our lunar habitat where astronauts will work and live.

@blueorigin @NASAAdmin @astrobotic “Congratulations @BlueOrigin and we are looking forward to this partnership to deliver the first lunar terrain vehicle (LTV) as part of @NASAMoonBase program.” Moon Base program executive Carlos García-Galán congratulates the recipient of the LTV delivery award.

@blueorigin @NASAAdmin @astrobotic @astrolab We have awarded @LunarOutpostInc with a lunar terrain vehicle award. Their Pegasus rover is capable of manual, autonomous, or teleoperated driving at speeds more than 9 mph. Early surface mobility will help us create an enduring presence on the Moon.

We have awarded @AstroLab_Space with a lunar terrain vehicle award. Their Crewed Lunar Vehicle is a rover designed to transport astronauts and supplies across the lunar surface. This vehicle will be deployed to the Moon by 2028 through our commercial lunar payload services initiative.

Copy, Moon Joy(rides)! Over the next 18 months, our selected providers – Astrolab and Lunar Outpost – will finalize designs for Moon rovers that astronauts will drive to travel, transport supplies, and support remote operations.

Good to see acceleration ongoing now about the Moon! But can anybody explain the real reasons to got to the southpole? It's more expensive to reach as it needs more complex trajectory changes to get there. Is it a strategic advantage for interplanetary missions being visible all time from there? Or solar radiation protection inside craters?

@NASAMoonBase @blueorigin @NASAAdmin @astrobotic Spotted on the surface of the moon by the Artemis II crew.

@NASAArtemis @NASAMoonBase @blueorigin @NASAAdmin @astrobotic I hope a comprehensive strategy is in place to manage lunar waste. Without proper protocols, the lunar surface could rapidly deteriorate into an extraterrestrial landfill.

@NASAMoonBase @blueorigin @NASAAdmin @astrobotic It's a big shift toward commercial landers, international partners, and open competition to build infrastructure fast for Artemis astronauts.

@NASAMoonBase @blueorigin @NASAAdmin @astrobotic We shouldn't be doing cargo drops of less than 50t to the surface. Anything less isn't even trying.

@NASAMoonBase @blueorigin @NASAAdmin @astrobotic China is training humans for a 2030 lunar landing. @NASA cancelled Gateway in March and redirected $20 billion toward a lunar surface base. What a race! Thread 🧵👇🏻

@NASAMoonBase @blueorigin @NASAAdmin @astrobotic

@NASA_Johnson @NASAMoonBase @blueorigin @NASAAdmin @astrobotic Кто быстрее подтвердит IT^3 — США или РФ? Пока на Западе 10 лет ищут мифическую Девятую планету, скрипты на Zenodo по кометам NASA и Gaia ломают их догмы. Код открыт, гонка приоритетов в физике началась!

@NASAMoonBase @blueorigin @NASAAdmin @astrobotic The moon base after 5 yrs…

@NASAMoonBase @blueorigin @NASAAdmin @astrobotic It’s nice to have things to look forward to

@NASAMoonBase @blueorigin @NASAAdmin @astrobotic as far as I'm concerned, it's the "Peter Griffin" lander now

I accept the Remote Site Prep Dozer Operator position. Your Welcome. Fit in Starship (Quick Recap from Context) • Mass: ~70 metric tons — easily under Starship’s 100+ ton payload capacity to LEO (plenty of margin for fuel, spares, or even a second smaller unit). • Size: Length ~7.5–8 m max with blade (fits in ~18–22 m bay height). Width ~3.7–5 m (blade) fits comfortably in the ~8 m usable diameter.

@NASAMoonBase @blueorigin @NASAAdmin @astrobotic What will they be doing in that base?

@NASAMoonBase @blueorigin @NASAAdmin @astrobotic The future of space exploration and infrastructure is moving incredibly fast. Seeing these international partnerships and open competitions driving real innovation before the end of 2026 is truly inspiring. Onwards to the moon! 🚀space🌕✨

@NASAMoonBase @blueorigin @NASAAdmin @astrobotic Fake illusion studio personne n' a jamais mis les pieds sur la lune c'est impossible de traverser la ceinture de Van Allen qui émet des radiations des milliers de fois plus puissante que chetnobyl

@NASAMoonBase @blueorigin @NASAAdmin @astrobotic Moon deliveries ramping up fast, this is getting so real!

@NASA_Johnson @NASAMoonBase @blueorigin @NASAAdmin @astrobotic Cpu 🌙 moon

@SiegSieg50040 @NASAMoonBase @blueorigin @NASAAdmin @astrobotic

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@NASAMoonBase @blueorigin @NASAAdmin @astrobotic

@NASAMoonBase @blueorigin @NASAAdmin @astrobotic

@NASAMoonBase @blueorigin @NASAAdmin @astrobotic Go Nasa go.

@NASAMoonBase @blueorigin @NASAAdmin @astrobotic Perfectly articulated! Previous precedents suggest caution.

@NASAMoonBase @blueorigin @NASAAdmin @astrobotic

@NASAMoonBase @blueorigin @NASAAdmin @astrobotic Nice

@NASAArtemis @NASAMoonBase @blueorigin @NASAAdmin @astrobotic This is so amazing!

@astrobotic @NASAMoonBase @blueorigin @NASAAdmin Please make for us IBM mobile work station @ArvindKrishna

@NASAMoonBase @blueorigin @NASAAdmin @astrobotic Mond-Amazon Prime wird auch immer schneller, oder was?

@NASAArtemis @NASAMoonBase @blueorigin @NASAAdmin @astrobotic Progress to the Moon isn’t a single leap it’s built on cooperation,trust,and continued perseverance. From cargo missions to open global participation, what they are doing proves that the future of exploration is collaborative by design.Step by step, we rise together. 🌙🚀

@NASAMoonBase @blueorigin @NASAAdmin @astrobotic Delivering cargo to the Moon using private companies is a smart business move if it actually saves taxpayer money

@NASAMoonBase @blueorigin @NASAAdmin @astrobotic Keep elon out of it!









