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WASHINGTON, May 31, 2026, 17:01 EDT An explosion on Blue Origin’s New Glenn rocket has thrown a new wrench into NASA’s Artemis moon schedule, hitting just days ahead of the agency’s crew announcement for Artemis III. The blast tore up Blue Origin’s Florida launch pad, casting doubt on timelines for lunar landers, rovers, and critical cargo missions that NASA has to pull off before getting astronauts back on the surface. (Reuters) This latest delay shifts Artemis III away from its original moon landing target. NASA’s reworked plan puts the mission in Earth orbit for 2027, turning it into a test

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