NASA upbeat about 2026 trip to moon despite safety, cost issues

18-1-2024 Tech Washington Times - Tech 18

The U.S. is committed to landing astronauts on the moon for the first time in a half-century and reaching Mars, but must get a handle on safety and cost before launching the next phase of its Artemis program, NASA told Congress on Wednesday.

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