Will NASA's Artemis moon launch be bumped again? SLS test reveals new issue

Florida Today·Feb 16

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A new issue has been revealed during a test of the Space Launch System (SLS) for NASA's Artemis moon launch, potentially delaying the launch. However, there are conflicting reports, with some outlets indicating the launch has already occurred and others suggesting it will be bumped to April. The status of the Artemis II mission is unclear, with some reports stating the rocket has been rolled back and others indicating the crew has reached orbit around the moon.

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