NASA reveals launch dates for Artemis I through the first half of 2023
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NASA reveals launch dates for Artemis I through the first half of 2023
From Ars Technica:
"NASA has published a list of potential launch dates for the Artemis I mission (see PDF), starting as early as July 26 and running through June of next year. During this time period, due to various constraints, the space agency has preliminarily identified 158 launch opportunities."
https://arstechnica.com/science/2022/05 ... f-of-2023/
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"NASA has published a list of potential launch dates for the Artemis I mission (see PDF), starting as early as July 26 and running through June of next year. During this time period, due to various constraints, the space agency has preliminarily identified 158 launch opportunities."
https://arstechnica.com/science/2022/05 ... f-of-2023/
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Re: NASA reveals launch dates for Artemis I through the first half of 2023
Hope they get the fuel leak problem solved! Not wanting to be critical but...one would have thought solving this problem would be a no brainer!
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Re: NASA reveals launch dates for Artemis I through the first half of 2023
They are testing live right now.
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