NASA Scrubs Historic Artemis I Mission to the Moon

The SLS Preparing for Launch at LC-39B | Credit: NASA

After detecting a hydrogen leak on the engine section on the core stage of the SLS, NASA scrubbed the Artemis I launch on September 3. This was the 2nd launch attempt. They attempted to launch on August 29, but scrubbed due to be indications that one of the engines wasn't at the correct temperature. This turned out to became faulty sensor. The team decided to roll back the rocket for repairs and inspections. They hope to launch in mid to late October. Check this site for more updates on the Artemis I mission in the coming days.