Blue Origin will lead a team to develop, test and fly a lunar lander in time to support NASA’s Artemis V mission in 2029.
Credit: Blue Origin Concept
Sixty years after the first astronauts landed on the Moon, Jeff Bezos’ space company, Blue Origin, plans to repeat the feat, this time with a reusable spacecraft that can touch down anywhere on the lunar surface, day or night. If the schedules hold, the Apollo 11 commemoration in 2029 will be the...
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