The United States Government Accountability Office (GAO) never beats around the bush when it comes to NASA's planned Artemis missions to the Moon.
The United States Government Accountability Office has never beat around the bush when it comes to NASA's planned Artemis missions to the Moon."NASA is using existing schedule management guidance developed for individual programs, not multi-program missions," the latest report reads. "Without guidance specifically for multi-program missions, NASA lacks reasonable assurance it has consistent schedule management practices in place for the Artemis schedules.
While NASA has made some progress, the report underlines NASA's pain points in its astronomically ambitious plans to not only land astronauts on the lunar surface, but to "build a sustainable lunar presence" and "bring humans to Mars" as well.over massive budget overruns, especially when it comes to the development of its seemingly cursed Space Launch System , a massive rocket designed to send spacecraft to the Moon.
back in March that Artemis missions could soon "cost $4.1 billion per launch, a price tag that strikes us as unsustainable.", which found that NASA was way behind on developing its lunar missions, and that its plans to get astronauts back to the Moon by 2024 were far too ambitious.
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