Artemis II astronauts re-enter quarantine as NASA pushes ahead for 1 April launch

BBC Sky at Night Magazine·Mar 19

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Astronauts for the Artemis II mission have re-entered quarantine as preparations for the launch continue. The target launch date appears uncertain, with reports suggesting it may be in March or April. The mission, which aims to send astronauts to the moon, has undergone various tests and rehearsals, including a fuel test and launch rehearsal.

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