Upcoming lunar missions

NASA is going back to the Moon! The program is called Artemis (Apollo's sister) and it already had one crewless flight in November 2022. Artemis 2 is supposed to send astronauts to the lunar orbit in 2025, Artemis 3 is to land a crew on the Moon in 2026 and Artemis 4 to place inhabitants in a lunar orbital station called Gateway that is allegedly being built as we speak.

 

I understand that not every piece of information gets documented and instead lives only in minds of few key people but still, given the breakneck technological progress of the past 50 years you'd expect today's space engineers to do better than their predecessors.

There was a lunar lander mission called IM-1 just a few weeks ago, apparently the first commercial lander, that was declared a success despite that it tipped over a moon rock, landed on its side and without any means of getting up, remained in that position, being able to send back much less data than intended as a result. That didn't happen to the 1960s Surveyor landers! Embarrassing.