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NASA delays Artemis II launch

NASA hopes to fix Artemis II moon rocket leak with on-pad repair

NASA plans an on-pad repair of the fuel leak that derailed an overnight dress rehearsal countdown for the agency's huge Artemis II rocket.

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'Chance for rocket to talk to us' NASA says of Artemis II launch delay

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What to know before NASA's Artemis II SLS pre-launch test this weekend

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Artemis II moon launch postponed until March

NASA’s Artemis II mission to return to the moon has been postponed by at least a month.

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NASA's Artemis II sending crew around the moon

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NASA hits issues during crucial rehearsal for upcoming moon launch

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NASA's Artemis II moon mission slips to March

During the rehearsal, one of the rocket's propellants, liquid hydrogen, was leaking through tiny fittings of what is essentially a large hose that pumps the fuel into SLS, NASA said.

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Artemis 2 Launch Date: NASA Delays Until March After Leaks

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NASA just delayed the Artemis 2 moon mission because its giant rocket has a leak — we've seen this before

NASA test pilot visits Cleveland after X-59 plane takes its first flight: Growing STEM

"Flying the airplane is exciting, but that engineering is really exciting as well,” said Larson. The goal of the X-59's mission is to fly supersonic, or faster than the speed of sound, without generating loud sonic booms.

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Hegseth takes test flight with NASA administrator as they prepare for Artemis II flight

Secretary of War Pete Hegseth went on a test flight in Florida on Monday, flown by NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman, as the agency prepares for its Artemis II launch expected for next week. The same day Hegseth visited their facilities in Port Canaveral,

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NASA examining hydrogen leaks during Artemis 2 fueling test

NASA defended preparations for Artemis 2 after a fueling test had hydrogen leaks like those that bedeviled Artemis 1 more than three years ago.

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NASA takes a small but important step toward routine hypersonic flight testing

NASA awards studies to SpaceWorks and Stratolaunch aimed at making hypersonic flight testing more affordable and repeatable.

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SpaceWorks, Stratolaunch Book NASA Study Contracts to Advance Hypersonic Flight Testing

SpaceWorks Enterprises and Stratolaunch will utilize their respective X-60 and Talon-A platforms for the program.