NASA Delays Artemis II Moon Mission Again as Helium Problem Forces Rocket Rollback
NASA has delayed the Artemis II crewed moon mission yet again after a helium flow problem was discovered in the Space Launch System rocket. The agency says it must roll the massive rocket back from the launch pad to the Vehicle Assembly Building for repairs — a process that will push the launch from March to at least April. It marks the latest in a long series of setbacks for the program to return astronauts to the lunar surface.
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