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Artemis III Launch About 3 Months Behind Schedule, NASA Administrator Says

NASA says delayed components and a redesigned mission have pushed Artemis III about three months behind, threatening its summer 2027 target.

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The launch of Artemis III is about three months behind schedule, according to an email sent Sunday to NASA employees by Administrator Jared Isaacman.

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The American Space Agency is beginning to lag behind in a fundamental lunar confrontation. According to an internal memorandum from the head of Jared Isaacman's agency, the Artemis III project lags behind the approved schedule by about a quarter. The optimistic forecast is expected to be launched in mid-2027, but this failure jeopardizes the schedule of two lunar expeditions planned for 2028. As a result of the significant ... The post delay in …

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Mashable broke the news in New York, United States on Wednesday, September 23, 2026.
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