NASA to Roll Moon Rocket Back to Hangar for Repairs, Risking Artemis II's April Window
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NASA plans a slow rollback of its Artemis moon rocket to Kennedy Space Center's Vehicle Assembly Building to diagnose a helium-system issue after hydrogen-leak fixes, a move that could preserve an April launch window for Artemis II if repairs go well and data supports it; the four astronauts are in Houston awaiting the decision.
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- NASA Targets Artemis II Rollback on Wednesday NASA (.gov)
- NASA rules out March launch for manned moon mission over technical issues Al Jazeera
- NASA's Artemis moon mission is in trouble again. Here's what we know USA Today
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