NASA’s big rocket misses another deadline, now won’t fly until 2022
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NASA’s big rocket misses another deadline, now won’t fly until 2022
"Publicly, NASA is still holding on to the possibility of a 2021 launch date for the debut flight of its Space Launch System rocket. This week, an agency spokesperson told Ars that "NASA is working toward a launch for the Artemis I mission by the end of this year."
However, a source said the best-case scenario for launching the Artemis 1 mission is spring of next year, with summer being the more realistic target for a test flight of the heavy lift rocket and Orion spacecraft."
https://arstechnica.com/science/2021/08 ... ly-summer/
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Re: NASA’s big rocket misses another deadline, now won’t fly until 2022
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