NASA’s Artemis 1 launch—a part of its bold Artemis lunar mission—is now scheduled for Nov. 14. The date announcement comes after two failed launch makes an attempt. In a press assertion, NASA stated the Space Launch System rocket for Artemis I flight testing and the Orion spacecraft will start rolling out to Launch Pad 39B at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida previous to launch. It will likely be a 69-minute launch window, beginning November 14 at 12:07 a.m. EST.
The journey from the Vehicle Assembly Building (VAB) to the launch pad for the SLS rocket and Orion spacecraft has begun. Once the Moon rocket is out the VAB hi-bay door, it should make a deliberate pause, permitting the crew to interchange the crew entry arm on the cellular launcher earlier than persevering with to the launch pad, based on the press assertion. According to
The journey to the launchpad is anticipated to take between eight and 12 hours. The US area company will present updates as soon as the rocket reaches the pad.
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