Jared Isaacman

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Bloomberg Tech · BONUS: NASA's Jared Isaacman on Ramping Up Space Missions & SpaceX · 27 May 2026 podcast

So great to be chatting with you again on a subject that I really enjoy, which is America's return to the moon and building that enduring presence, building the moon base.

Now, we are very advantaged, which is why we can move so quickly because of programs like CLIPS, like LTV that have existed for some time at NASA.

Now we're just turning up the wattage here.

We're sending a strong demand signal to industry.

Instead of infrequent bespoke landers every couple years, maybe one rover every 10, 13 years, which was actually a previous consideration to saying, let's get in a rhythm here.

So we put a strong demand signal out to industry.

We have a handful of missions that are going to launch to robotic missions, start building the moon base later in 2026.

But starting in 2027, you should see a near monthly cadence of robotic landers on the moon, several rovers.

In fact, we provided an award for the first two, you know, crewed and autonomous capable rovers for the lunar surface.

So when our astronauts arrive on Artemis IV in 2028, they're going to already have some infrastructure in the moon base waiting for them.

They're already going to have a rover waiting for them.

So we are approaching the moon base in phases.

So phase one is a lot of littles.

We are dusting off the playbook that worked very well for NASA in the 1960s.

We're getting back to an iterative approach.

So there was the Mercury program before there was Gemini.

There was Gemini before Apollo and an awful lot of Apollo missions before we went right to the moon landing on Apollo 11.

We are doing the same thing now.

So phase one, we're calling it a science of survival.

We're not going to lock in what the mobility strategy should be for logistics, for astronauts, the power strategy, the surface comms, the orbital comms.

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