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NASA faces cuts to rocket program and lunar space station in Trump's 2026 budget
U.S. President Donald Trump's administration is seeking to axe key parts of NASA's moon program in favour of commercial alternatives and his Mars-focused agenda. It also proposes cuts to Gateway, a lunar space station in which Canada has already invested.
NASA budget axes several missions, SLS and a space station
The release of NASA's latest budget reveals the Orion spacecraft and Lunar Gateway space station are getting the chop. The US$18.8-billion total figure decreases spending by $6 billion, or 24%, as the space agency increases funding for crewed Moon and Mars missions.
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NASA's Artemis 2 moon rocket gets 2nd stage even as Trump tries to scrap Space Launch System (photos)The Artemis 2 megarocket set to launch NASA's next astronauts to the moon in 2026 is almost completely assembled. The giant ...
Foreshadowing the future, two rockets lifted a combined 50 broadband satellites for two rival space-based internet companies ...
A budget proposal from the White House could reduce NASA's budget by about $6 billion, or 25%.
That budgetary change aligns with the priorities of Elon Musk, who founded his SpaceX rocket company two decades ago with ...
A key driver of Japan’s space ambitions is the Basic Plan on Space Policy, which was revised in 2023 to reflect the evolving ...
The Orion Artemis II spacecraft has been supplied to NASA for its upcoming manned mission around the Moon, to test systems ...
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