US EditionTrump Orders Moon Return by 2028, Lunar Base by 2030
Trump’s order aims to boost US space security and commercial growth, targeting $50 billion in investments by 2028 and establishing a permanent lunar outpost by 2030.
- On Thursday , the White House issued a sweeping executive order that resets U.S. space policy, including returning humans to the moon by 2028 and establishing a lunar outpost by 2030.
- The White House framed the order as a reset to ensure U.S. dominance in exploration, security and space commerce amid intensified global competition, linking space superiority to national security and economic interests.
- OSTP must craft 60-day guidance for a National Initiative for American Space Nuclear Power, and NASA must submit a 90-day plan addressing objectives and mitigating technology, supply chain, or capacity gaps.
- The Pentagon was ordered to develop prototype defenses by 2028, and the order aims to attract at least $50 billion in private investment by 2028, integrating commercial capabilities into U.S. military space systems.
- NASA, OSTP and State are ordered to review international agreements, the order revokes Executive Order 14056 from Dec. 1, 2021, and removes free-service language so Commerce Department may charge fees.
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Back to the Moon – and right! US President Donald Trump has signed a new space plan.
Donald Trump wants to put the US on record with a moon program – but behind the big dream are hard power and money issues.
The U.S. President issued a decree on the space policy of the world's first power on Thursday.
The United States must return to the moon by 2028 to ensure the country's superiority in the space sphere. This follows from the decree of US President Donald Trump, which was published on the website of the White House.
The tycoon puts the missions on Mars in the background and wants to reactivate the program Artemis of Nasa, aiming for a permanent outpost
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