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NASA signs $590M in moon deals; total program cost unknown

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June 30, 2026

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NASA awarded 590.4 million in new Moon Base lander contracts Tuesday, but the agency has not disclosed what its broader Moon-to-Mars program will cost taxpayers. It’s a question NASA has not answered for more than a month. Administrator Jared Isaacman gave no total cost estimate at a May 26 briefing despite direct questions from reporters. []...Click to read more

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