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Engineers to Examine Results of Confidence Test as NASA Eyes March Artemis II Launch Window with London, Ont., Astronaut Aboard
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Engineers to examine results of confidence test as NASA eyes March Artemis II launch window with London, Ont., astronaut aboard
NASA engineers are reviewing the results of a confidence test this weekend as the organization eyes a launch window of early to mid-March of its Artemis II mission to the moon.
More trouble for Artemis-II rocket, Moon launch likely delayed again
Nasa has confirmed that the Artemis II Moon mission launch is now eyeing March 2026 following fuel system issues. Engineers are currently reviewing data from a recent confidence test at the Kennedy Space Center.
NASA Advances Artemis II Efforts With Key Vehicle Confidence Test Ahead of Moon Mission | 🔬 LatestLY
In a post on X, NASA wrote, "Update on our Moon mission: Following a Feb. 12 confidence test, teams are reviewing data and will examine findings before setting a timeline for the next test, a second @NASAArtemis wet dress rehearsal this month. March remains the earliest potential launch window." 🔬 NASA Advances Artemis II Efforts With Key Vehicle Confidence Test Ahead of Moon Mission.
The US space agency (Nasa) has taken a decisive step in its ambitious space exploration program by introducing the four astronauts who will star in the Artemis II mission. This trip represents the program's first manned flight and is the prelude necessary to establish a permanent human presence on the Moon and eventually reach Mars.Read more
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