NASA is advancing its Moon Base plans as commercial partners prepare a new generation of lunar landers and surface technologies. The agency’s plan relies on a series of robotic missions beginning before astronauts return to the lunar surface, creating the infrastructure needed for long-term exploration. These missions are part of a broader architecture designed to establish a sustainable lunar presence through repeated commercial deliveries and increasingly capable surface systems. Commercial Lunar Landers Prepare the Foundation for a Moon BaseNASA’s lunar infrastructure strategy depends on commercial spacecraft capable of delivering increasingly complex payloads to the surface. Firefly’s Blue Ghost Mission 2 Targets the Lunar far SideFirefly Aerospace’s Blue Ghost Mission 2 represents another step toward expanding commercial lunar capabilities.