These monthly trips are part of NASA's CLPS program, which teams up with private companies to deliver gear and technology for Moon landings through 2028 (with a $2.6 billion budget).
To pull this off, NASA is updating its Artemis program, adding extra Orion spacecraft flights and planning at least one crewed lunar landing in 2028, with a possible second landing that year, all aimed at establishing initial elements of a permanent lunar outpost by 2030.
Isaacman says building things like navigation tools and nuclear power systems is key if we want people to live on the Moon for real.