Astronauts will travel back to the Moon in 2023.
Right, but late ●●●●●
“Four years after that in 2023, we’re back to the moon with astronauts.”
- Said on
- 25 April 2018 · Impact Theory podcast with Tom Bilyeu, excerpt published by Good News Network (statement date is the publication date; aired on or before)
- Source
- Why You Should Be Optimistic About the Future · Good News Network
- Should come true
- 2023
- How sure they sounded
- we're back (citing NASA's published timeline)
- Categories
- Space
- Importance
- 3 of 5 · First crewed lunar mission since 1972; a major milestone for the US and space exploration.
Outcome
Right, but late Happened 6 April 2026.
No astronauts went to the Moon in 2023. The first crewed lunar mission since Apollo, Artemis II, launched on 1 April 2026 and flew around the Moon on 6 April 2026 (no landing), so the event came about two and a half years after the window.
- https://www.sharonherald.com/ap/artemis-ii-s-record-breaking-journey-around-the-moon-ends-with-dramatic-splashdown/article_7dc4db08-14fb-5963-913e-e9964b815e2f.html
- https://artemistracker.com/time-line/
History
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