NASA's boss-to-be proclaims we're about to enter an "age of experimentation"
Briefly

NASA's Space Launch System has seen costs rise to nearly $60 billion before Artemis I, with upcoming crewed missions projected to cost $4.2 billion each.
Isaacman hinted at a transformative moment for NASA, suggesting a shift towards utilizing a mix of rockets from various companies to achieve lunar landing goals.
With the Dragon spacecraft successfully transporting astronauts to the ISS, expectations rise for when SpaceX's Starship will redefine capabilities in lunar missions.
The expectation for Artemis III is that it will dock with SpaceX's Starship, emphasizing the collaboration needed for future moon missions.
Read at Ars Technica
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