In April 2026, NASA made history by launching Artemis II, which did a flyby of the moon during its 10-day mission. This was the closest that humanity had come to our lunar neighbor since 1972, and it has provided valuable insight into the future of spaceflight.
Indeed, NASA’s space program is becoming more and more ambitious. The future of astronomy is built on collaboration as technology makes massive strides to reach as far into space as possible. But what, exactly, does NASA have planned for the cosmos? Click on to find out.