NASA Considers SpaceX Starship To Replace Boeing's SLS For Lunar Transit - Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA)
Published on March 20, 2026.
NASA is considering replacing Boeing's Space Launch System (SLS) with SpaceX, which will still be used to launch Orion into Earth's orbit. The potential change comes amid ongoing delays and rising costs of SLS and Orion, with the average launch costing around $4 billion. Officials from NASA are meeting with Blue Origin LLC, Boeing, and SpaceX to discuss the potential changes.
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