NASA Has Battled Sudden
Unexpected technical issues surrounding the Artemis I moon mission, a trailblazing endeavor to bring humanity back to the lunar surface.
And On Thursday
The agency announced that Artemis I's launch will probably be pushed to August, well after the previous projection of May.
That's Because
Important prelaunch testing, NASA says, can likely resume only sometime in the middle of June.
Here's A Timeline
Of the roller-coaster ride leading up to the mission's most recent, rather sizable delay.
Since April 1
NASA has been trying to get through a crucial testing sequence called the "wet dress rehearsal."
This Is Pretty Much The Final Challenge
Before launch and its name comes from the fact that it's focused on steps like loading the Space Launch System rocket with cryogenic fuel.