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The Moon is about a quarter of Earth’s width and about 30 Earths away. People landed long ago. A new flyby happened in 2026. A new landing is still ahead.
The Moon is a rocky world about a quarter as wide as Earth, on average about 239,000 miles (384,000 kilometers) away.
Apollo crews landed between 1969 and 1972. Then they stopped. Artemis I in 2022 flew Orion with no one inside. Artemis II in April 2026 flew four people around the Moon and home. They did not land.
A new landing is a later mission. If someone tells you the date is certain, check NASA.
Our Space Mission is a learning site we made ourselves. We do not work for NASA, SpaceX, ESA, CSA, or JAXA. We send you to their real pages so you can watch and read there.