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aerospace / news / 2026-05-27 / Deccan Herald

NASA reveals a three-phase plan to establish a permanent lunar base by 2032, costing $20 billion.

NASA's lunar base will be established in three phases finishing beyond 2032.

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The project requires a total investment of $20 billion to achieve a permanent lunar outpost.
The plan builds directly on lessons learned from the Artemis II lunar flyby in April.
Private companies including Blue Origin, Astrolab, and Firefly Aerospace will supply landers and lunar vehicles.

Quick summary - click for full details Concise summary of key highlights NASA unveils 3-phased moon base plan; all you need to know In one line NASA reveals a three-phase plan to establish a permanent lunar base by 2032, costing $20 billion. Key points • Three-phase lunar plan NASA's project is divided into three phases: robotic scouting, semi-permanent infrastructure assembly, and sustained human presence, spanning from 2025 to beyond 2032. • $20 billion investment The project requires a $20 billion budget to build a permanent moon base for scientific experiments and future human habitation. • Artemis II success The plan follows the successful Artemis II mission in April, which marked a historic lunar flyby and provided lessons for future missions. • Private sector collaboration Companies like Blue Origin, Astrolab, Lunar Outpost, and Firefly Aerospace are involved, contributing landers, lunar vehicles, and drones. Processed with AI. Reviewed by DH Digital Team.

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