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NASA has contributed approximately $3.2 billion to Starship development since 2021; SpaceX spent at least 15 billion dollars.
The two institutions expect Starship to land astronauts on the Moon by 2028, but experts think the schedule could be delayed due to the completion of important tests.

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NASA chose Starship as the vehicle that will land astronauts on the Moon within the scope of the Artemis Moon program in 2021. NASA contributed approximately $3.2 billion to these development efforts, while SpaceX spent at least $15 billion of its own resources.

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NASA has contributed approximately $3.2 billion to development efforts since choosing Starship as the vehicle that will land astronauts on the Moon as part of the multibillion-dollar Artemis Moon program in 2021. SpaceX spent at least 15 billion dollars of its own resources to develop the rocket.

NASA and SpaceX expect Starship to land humans on the Moon by 2028. However, experts think that this schedule may be delayed due to important tests that have yet to be completed.

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Starship's timetable for landing humans on the Moon could be delayed beyond 2028
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