Virtual Briefing on the Lunar Base Strategy
NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman will lead an online briefing on Tuesday, June 30, at 2:30 p.m. Eastern Daylight Time (EDT). The session is intended to present the most recent developments in the agency’s plan to build a sustainable outpost on the lunar surface.
The event is open to industry professionals, media representatives and the general public. Attendees will receive detailed information on technical concepts, timelines and the collaborative framework involving international space agencies and commercial partners.
Key topics include candidate landing sites, the design of life‑support systems, and logistics for transporting hardware and crew. Isaacman will also explain how lessons learned from Artemis I and II missions are shaping safety protocols and long‑term viability for the proposed base.
- Targeted start of first module construction: 2028
- Partnerships with ESA, JAXA and private industry
- Use of 3‑D printing for habitat structures
The briefing will be streamed live and archived for later viewing. Participants may submit questions in advance or ask them in real time during the broadcast.