The Artemis Budget is becoming more and more real, as NASA promotes the number of companies involved in building its hardware. Elsewhere, ESA is preparing to go to Jupiter with the JUICE robotic mission and Bigelow has big plans for the ISS.

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Paying for Artemis: How much will it cost to go back to the moon? - SpaceNews.com

Bridenstine estimates Artemis cost at $20–30 billion - SpaceNews.com

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New report finds NASA awarded Boeing large fees despite SLS launch slips | Ars Technica

NASA’s future Moon rocket will probably be delayed and over budget again - The Verge

Arianespace and ESA announce the JUICE (JUpiter ICy moons Explorer) launch contract – Arianespace

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NASA is opening the ISS to commercial business and more private astronauts - The Verge

Bigelow announces plans for private astronaut flights to space station – Spaceflight Now