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International teams of astronauts will explore the scientific mysteries of deep space with Gateway, humanity’s first space station around the Moon.

Future Mission

lunar space station

A Deep Space Home

Humanity's next science platform

A New Era in Science

NEXT-GEN TECHNOLOGY

Lunar Powerhouse

Gateway is central to the NASA-led Artemis missions to return to the Moon for scientific discovery and chart a path for the first human missions to Mars and beyond. The small space station will be a multi-purpose outpost supporting lunar surface missions, science in lunar orbit, and human exploration further into the cosmos. NASA is working with commercial and international partners to build humanity's Gateway.

Mission Type

Lunar space station

International Partners

CSA, ESA, JAXA, and MBRSC

Launch

No earlier than 2027

polar ORBIT

Near-rectilinear halo orbit

Web interactive

Explore Gateway

Immerse yourself in the future of deep space exploration and download a 3D model of Gateway. Click, drag, and explore the exterior of the lunar space station from multiple angles.

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NASA/Alberto Bertolin, Bradley Reynolds

Lunar Space Station 101

Step into the future of lunar exploration with this special Gateway miniseries from “Houston We Have a Podcast,” the official podcast of NASA’s Johnson Space Center. Through fascinating conversations with NASA leaders and seasoned astronauts, explore Gateway’s pivotal role in advancing NASA’s Artemis missions, paving the way for sustainable lunar exploration, and preparing humanity for future missions to Mars.

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Featured Gateway News

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Gateway Tops Off

Gateway: Wired for Deep Space

Gateway Stands Tall for Stress Test

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