On August 20, local time, the White House said that US President Trump has signed a memorandum of understanding, proposing that by 2030, the US space transport range and related facilities should have the capacity to support more than 1,000 launches and re-entry missions every year. According to the memorandum, the United States will expand and improve space launch and re-entry infrastructure, require relevant departments to promote the opening of federal launch sites to commercial users, encourage commercial investment, public-private cooperation, and joint infrastructure development, and speed up facility licensing and environmental reviews. NASA is also being asked to develop a commercial lunar logistics architecture, explore commercial robot landings on Mars, and related architectures for commercial manned trips to and from Mars.

On August 20, local time, the White House said that US President Trump has signed a memorandum of understanding, proposing that by 2030, the US space transport range and related facilities should have the capacity to support more than 1,000 launches and re-entry missions every year. According to the memorandum, the United States will expand and improve space launch and re-entry infrastructure, require relevant departments to promote the opening of federal launch sites to commercial users, encourage commercial investment, public-private cooperation, and joint infrastructure development, and speed up facility licensing and environmental reviews. NASA is also being asked to develop a commercial lunar logistics architecture, explore commercial robot landings on Mars, and related architectures for commercial manned trips to and from Mars.