Supplemental Reading: NASA web page¶
Page: https://www.nasa.gov/moontomarsarchitecture-supplementalreading/. No date on the page.
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Summary. Eleven links "meant to provide additional context surrounding NASA's Moon to Mars Architecture, including the science it will enable and the benefit it will bring to humankind". Two are held (the objectives documents); the rest are not among the sources. Two Artemis III lines are out of date against the March 2026 restructuring.
The links¶
| Title, as on the page | What the page says | In the wiki |
|---|---|---|
| NASA's Moon to Mars Objectives | the objectives-based approach | source page |
| NASA's Moon to Mars Strategy and Objectives Development | "blueprint for sustained human presence" | source page |
| NASA's Deep Space Exploration Plans | "a high-level overview of architecture segments and initial elements instantiated into the architecture" (file dated 071122, uploaded 2023/10) |
not held |
| NPR 7120.5F, Space Flight Program and Project Management Requirements | standard process to formulate and implement programs and projects | not held; the ADD glossary refers to NPR 7120.5 (Glossary) |
| NPR 7123.1D, Systems Engineering Processes and Requirements | "a successful model to complete comprehensive technical work" | not held |
| International Deep Space Interoperability Standards | "not intended to dictate design features beyond the interfaces"; links internationaldeepspacestandards.com |
the site itself not fetched; NASA's list page is (source page); see RT-7 |
| Artemis III Candidate Landing Regions | "13 candidate landing regions near the lunar South Pole" | not held |
| Artemis III Science Definition Team Report | "the highest-priority science for Artemis III" | not held; quoted by the 2024 humans-in-space paper (source page) |
| Artemis III Mission Overview | web feature | not held |
| NASA Spinoffs | "more than 2,000 spinoffs since 1976" | not held |
| 2021 NASA Economic Impact Report | FY2021 economic impacts, including "the agency's Moon to Mars (M2M) campaign" | not held; the link points to the NASA home page |
Out of date¶
As printed, against Going back to the Moon (March 2026), which makes Artemis III an Earth-orbit test and moves the first landing to Artemis IV:
- "Artemis III, which will be the first of the Artemis missions to bring crew to the lunar surface, including the first woman to set foot on the Moon" ("Artemis III Candidate Landing Regions").
- "Following two Artemis test missions, Artemis III will mark humanity's first return to the lunar surface in more than 50 years" ("Artemis III Mission Overview").
The page has no editor's note, unlike the Components page. See open question 22.
The standards link¶
The 2025 Architecture Update points to NASA's list of standards at
https://www.nasa.gov/international-deep-space-standards/ (p. 15); this page links a different
address, internationaldeepspacestandards.com, which ADD Rev C's footnote 35 also cites (p. 99). The
nasa.gov list is held, and links eight of its nine standards' documents on the .com site (Docking's is on
nasa.gov), so the two addresses are a list and a document host
(source page;
open question 30). The .com site itself is not fetched.
Related pages¶
Strategy and Objectives page · RT-7 Interoperability · Human Landing System