NASA's Artemis-1 launch in trouble again, mission hit after fuel leakage


Washington, September 3, 2022, Saturday

As part of America's plan to go to the moon, the Artemis-1 mission is back in the spotlight. NASA scientists discovered fuel leakage and engine failure in the rocket just hours before launch. This is the second time a mission has had to be postponed in a single week. Ortemis-1 mission was to be launched from Kennedy Space Center in Florida. Hence, a new schedule will be arranged for the third time in the near future.

However, the date and time of the third attempt has not been fixed. NASA's Artemis mission aims to send a man to the moon by 2025. Currently, a capsule named Orion has been prepared. The capsule is to orbit the moon for 42 days to collect data. Based on data and information from Orion, the spacecraft is to go to the moon. So the Artemis-1 mission is very important but the program of the mission has been hit by a technical fault again in the rocket carrying Orion into space.

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