Nasa delays Artemis II launch to March due to hydrogen leaks

NASA’s Artemis II mission, marking the first crewed flight to the Moon in over 53 years, has been delayed by a month due to hydrogen leaks discovered during a fueling test at Kennedy Space Center. Engineers encountered challenges during the two-day Wet Dress Rehearsal but achieved many objectives. As a result, NASA is now targeting March for the earliest launch opportunity while addressing the recurring hydrogen leak issue that previously affected Artemis I’s launch.

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