Artemis I Mission Postponed Once Again

US President Donald Trump return to the moon after their statement NASA, Artemis announced the return to the Moon program, which he called NASA, which wants to test its most powerful rocket ever in the first mission of this program, has not yet achieved its goal.

What happened in one of the rocket’s engines the first time around? due to malfunction The institution, which postponed the launch, canceled the launch this time due to the fuel leak in the rocket. In the first test at the beginning of the week, a hydrogen leak was seen in the rocket.

42 day mission failed to start

NASA on the Artemis I mission, SLS (Space Launch System) 98-meter rocket and Orion It will send the spacecraft called Moon into orbit. Rockets and vehicles will be tested in this mission, which will be performed without a crew.

On the first try fuel leak The rocket, which made it, was tried to be stopped by the director responsible for the launch, Charlie Blackwell-Thompson and his team, by pouring helium, as in the first leak, and sealing the leaking gasket. This method once again failed.

Although this task, which has been planned for more than 10 years, symbolic for NASA Although it seems like a task, pressure from China and private institutions such as SpaceX also requires the institution to act as soon as possible. The collected data will also form the basis for manned missions.

The Artemis I mission will take six weeks if it can launch one day, during which time the rocket will 1.7 million kilometers will go the way. Every moment of the mission will be recorded by cameras.

It is not yet known when the next launch attempt will be made.