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Why did NASA stop going to space?

After the Columbia loss in 2003, the Columbia Accident Investigation Board report showed that the Space Transportation System (STS) was risky/unsafe, and due to the expense to make Shuttle safe, in 2004, President G. W. Bush announced (along with the VSE policy) that the Shuttles would be retired in 2010 (after

How did NASA lose the ability to go to the moon?

The technology NASA used over 50 years ago to go to the moon, is obsolete and new technologies are being developed. NASA stopped sending manned missions to the moon because they won the space race and it was time to concentrate on developing technologies to live in space and eventually on the moon.

Which NASA missions have led to the death of any astronauts?

3 in November of 1967, the near-loss of Apollo XIII in April of 1970, the destruction of Challenger in January of 1986, and the disintegration of Columbia in February of 2003. Biographies of the lost astronauts are listed at Astronaut Biographies.

Will we ever go back to the moon?

The flight would slip from late 2024 to no earlier than September 2025. This was due to some safety issues that need to be fixed on Orion. Consequently, Artemis 3, which is supposed to involve the first crewed lunar landing since 1972, will take place no earlier than September 2026.

Why did NASA stop exploring the Moon?

Apollo 17 became the last crewed mission to the Moon, for an indefinite amount of time. The main reason for this was money. The cost of getting to the Moon was, ironically, astronomical.

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