‘We’re going to the Moon to stay’: Jeff Bezos targets a sustainable lunar base after investing $28 billion in Blue Origin since 2000
- More than 50 years after the first crewed moon landing, Jeff Bezos has a straightforward explanation for why returning to the lunar surface remains so difficult.
- The Amazon founder says the United States devoted almost 3% of its gross domestic product (GDP) to the effort in 1969, making Apollo an exceptionally expensive national project.
- During an October 2026 interview with Fox News presenter Bret Baier, Bezos argued that the next phase of exploration must take a different approach.
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- More than 50 years after the first crewed moon landing, Jeff Bezos has a straightforward explanation for why returning to the lunar surface remains so difficult.
- The Amazon founder says the United States devoted almost 3% of its gross domestic product (GDP) to the effort in 1969, making Apollo an exceptionally expensive national project.
- During an October 2026 interview with Fox News presenter Bret Baier, Bezos argued that the next phase of exploration must take a different approach.
Sources: Times of India