Back to the repair shop for NASA’s lunar ambitions

The Washington Post·Feb 27

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NASA's lunar ambitions have encountered a setback, with a moon rocket requiring repairs. The space agency has been moving forward with its Artemis program, recently naming astronauts for the Artemis III mission and outlining ambitious goals. However, a recent issue, possibly related to an explosion involving a New Glenn vehicle, may impact the timeline for a lunar launch.

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