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NASA administrator Jared Isaacman told staff Sunday that Artemis III is tracking 90 days behind schedule, jeopardizing a summer 2027 launch. The crewed Earth-orbit docking rehearsal must fly before Artemis IV and V, the first two lunar landings, both targeted for 2028. A further slip could leave NASA just one landing attempt that year.
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