NASA's Artemis program originally aimed to roll out a base camp on the moon in stages using an orbiting Gateway station, landers, rovers and habitats as seen in this timeline illustration.

As part of NASA's Artemis program to establish a long-term presence on the moon, it aims to build an Artemis base camp that includes a modern lunar cabin, rover and mobile home. This fixed habitat ...

NASA hopes to set up Artemis Base Camp as soon as later in the decade READ MORE: The moon has a secret underground CAVE, scientists reveal Plans to put a human colony on the moon took a promising ...

An artist’s rendering of astronauts working near NASA’s Artemis base camp, complete with a rover and RV. NASA. Humans haven’t set foot on the moon in more than a half century, but NASA’s ...

NASA has released a report detailing how it intends to set up a base on the moon — and from there send astronauts to explore Mars as part of its Artemis program. Having a long-term lunar ...

In a recent study published in Ceramics International, a team of researchers from the University of Central Florida (UCF) have created 3D-printed bricks of lunar regolith that could be used to ...

Any permanent base on the Moon would need to be able to power itself; constant refueling missions would be costly and inefficient. Many spacecraft and rovers use solar panels, and the Artemis Base ...

NASA aims to establish a lunar base named Artemis Base Camp near the moon’s south pole, described as the initial foothold for human presence on the lunar surface.

The plan for NASA's Artemis program includes multiple moon missions, with the ultimate goal of establishing Artemis Base Camp, the first permanent outpost on the moon. While it's not the most ...

Thanks to Artemis I, Nov. 16 was a date that went down in history. NASA/Joel Kowsky. For the next several weeks, the Hershey Kiss-shaped spacecraft, Orion, flew through the vastness of space.

Artemis base camp. Building upon the heritage of human treks to the moon between 1969 and 1972 via the Apollo program, NASA's primary goal is developing sustainable lunar exploration.

NASA may not build just one Artemis Base Camp for future lunar astronauts but rather a distributed series of lunar outposts for science and exploration.