SpaceX proposes a new plan for NASA’s Artemis III moon landing.
Former Real World cast member and current Transportation Secretary / acting NASA administrator Sean Duffy recently said SpaceX was “behind” on its contract for Artemis III and proposed reopening it. (Elon Musk responded with a predictable slew of insults.) Now SpaceX has a response, but its blog post is missing one thing: the details of this “simplified” approach. > In response to the latest calls, we’ve shared and…
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