NASA will not be able to meet the original moon landing schedule, the dates will have to be shifted by several years. This conclusion was drawn in his report by the Inspector General of the US Space Agency Paul Martin.
Previously, NASA had announced that it would deliver astronauts to the Earth satellite in 2024. Then the chief of service, Bill Nelson, called the landing date of 2025. & nbsp;
However, according to the Inspector General, that won't be possible either. & Nbsp;
Paul Martin stressed that the development and testing of the lander and new spacesuits will take at least several years. Therefore, the dates will be closer to 2030.