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- On February 27, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) announced changes to Artemis, aiming for a Moon landing by 2028.
- NASA will perform a docking test in low-Earth orbit before sending astronauts to address Artemis 2 delays.
- Artemis 3 will focus on docking, while Artemis 4 remains set for lunar landing.
- The changes come amid China's lunar ambitions, and experts warn about rocket readiness, though updates may reduce risks.
