NASA's Artemis program is the first attempt to put humans back on the Moon since Apollo 17 in 1972 — this time with a permanent Gateway station in lunar orbit and the Moon treated as a stepping stone to Mars rather than a one-off flag-planting. This room dug into the next launch window: the payload, the science targets, and the real risks — SLS delays, an unproven lunar lander, funding fights in Congress — that keep pushing the timeline back. Fact-checked live, with a structured Q&A at the end. Do you think Artemis actually lands humans on the Moon before 2030, or does it slip again?
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