Moon Base by 2033? Artemis Mission Explained
Moon mission drama, strange onboard issues, and a bold plan to build a permanent lunar base by 2033—are we entering a new space race?
From lunar flybys to geopolitical rivalry, this Artemis update reveals what’s really driving humanity back to the Moon.
In this episode, we break down:
- Artemis 2 mission updates and what astronauts experienced during lunar orbit
- The push for a permanent moon base by 2033 and long-term space colonization
- SpaceX vs Blue Origin competition for lunar lander contracts
- How lunar regolith could provide oxygen and enable 3D-printed structures
- The geopolitical space race between the US and China driving lunar missions
- Canada’s role in Artemis and why a Canadian astronaut is onboard
- Hosts: Bradie Whetham
- Guests: Nick Dolinsky
This episode explores NASA’s Artemis program, lunar exploration strategy, and the future of space colonization—including how politics, technology, and innovation intersect in the new space race.
⏱️ Timestamps:
- 00:00 Intro
- 02:00 Artemis mission goals & moon base ambitions
- 04:00 What lunar regolith is and why it matters
- 06:30 Why the US is racing China to the Moon
- 08:00 Canada’s role in Artemis & Jeremy Hansen
- 10:00 Political moments & astronaut reactions
- 11:00 3D printing on the Moon explained
- 12:30 What’s next: Artemis 3 and beyond
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