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Hydrogen Leak Derails Artemis II Wet Rehearsal, Pushing Launch Date Back by Weeks

Hydrogen leak during wet dress rehearsal halted countdown, delaying Artemis II lunar mission to March; cold weather and technical issues complicated preparations, NASA said.

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NASA has delayed the Artemis II launch until March at the earliest after engineers discovered hydrogen leaks during last night's wet dress rehearsal.

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A hydrogen leak interrupted the simulation of the launch of the SLS giant rocket on the night of Monday, February 2 to Tuesday, February 3. The Nasa is now considering a take-off in March.

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Artemis 2 will have to take his pain in patience. The departure of the lunar mission, scheduled this week, was delayed due to a leak of liquid hydrogen during a major "general rehearsal", declared Tuesday, February 3rd. The American agency now aims at a launch window in March 2026. The mission, which plans to send four astronauts around the Moon, is the second of the lunar program Artemis after an unmanned flight in 2022. The program, at a cost …

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