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NASA targets Mar. 6 launch for Artemis II

NASA primed for March launch of Artemis II after successful test

Four astronauts set to venture farther than any human has ever traveled from Earth are set to enter quarantine Friday as the Artemis II moonshot mission is finally set to launch early next month.

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NASA eyes March 6 to launch 4 astronauts to the moon on Artemis II mission

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Will NASA's Artemis moon launch be bumped again? SLS test reveals new issue

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NASA just passed a major milestone on its mission to return humans to the moon

By completing a second “wet dress rehearsal” of its upcoming moon mission, NASA said it is targeting a March 6 launch date for Artemis II

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NASA targets March 6 for Artemis II moonshot

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Nasa targets early March to send humans back around the Moon

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NASA Eyes March 6 Launch of Astronaut Moon Mission After Passing Key Test

The U.S. space agency on Thursday ⁠night capped a nearly 50-hour rehearsal of ⁠the Artemis II launch countdown, fueling the rocket with some 730,000 gallons of propellant without running into the pesk...

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NASA’s now targeting March 6th as its earliest Artemis II launch attempt.

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NASA sets earliest Artemis II launch date

When is the Artemis rocket launch? What we know after 2nd fueling test

The Artemis 2 human lunar mission around the moon could be back on track after NASA pulled off a successful fueling test of the SLS rocket.

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NASA's Second Artemis II Fueling Test Went Off Without a Hitch

NASA's second attempt to run a "wet test" of the Space Launch System (SLS) for its Artemis II mission was successful. Following a failure of some seals during the first attempt earlier this month, NASA pushed the launch back to March to conduct additional tests.

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NASA conducts second Artemis II wet dress rehearsal

During the first wet dress rehearsal on Monday, Feb. 2, teams uncovered a liquid hydrogen leak in an interface that is used to route the fuel into the SLS’s core stage. In fact, that was the same portion where a liquid hydrogen leak was found during the Artemis I mission back in 2022.