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NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman talks about the agency’s plans for the moon. He expects a permanent base to be on the moon by the early 2030s. Next year, he says robots and rovers will be heading there on a monthly basis ahead of astronauts. He speaks on “Bloomberg Tech.”
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