NASA's New, Mission to the Moon, Delayed Once Again.<br />'The Daily Mail' reports that NASA's <br />upcoming Artemis mission to the moon <br />is expected to face further delays.<br />'The Daily Mail' reports that NASA's <br />upcoming Artemis mission to the moon <br />is expected to face further delays.<br />The agency confirmed that the massive SLS megarocket <br />experienced a series of fueling errors during a "wet dress <br />rehearsal" at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida.<br />The agency confirmed that the massive SLS megarocket <br />experienced a series of fueling errors during a "wet dress <br />rehearsal" at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida.<br />The mission's $23 billion Space Launch System <br />took part in a series of tests simulating <br />the launch process to see if the rocket was ready.<br />The mission's $23 billion Space Launch System <br />took part in a series of tests simulating <br />the launch process to see if the rocket was ready.<br />NASA was forced to go back <br />to the drawing board after failing to <br />correctly fill the fuel tanks multiple times. .<br />NASA was forced to go back <br />to the drawing board after failing to <br />correctly fill the fuel tanks multiple times. .<br />According to NASA officials, <br />the failed test will push the Artemis <br />mission back several weeks. .<br />According to NASA officials, <br />the failed test will push the Artemis <br />mission back several weeks. .<br />Previously, the mission's <br />launch window was set for <br />between late May and early July. .<br />Artemis will be NASA's first launch in <br />the space agency's new moon program. .<br />'The Daily Mail' reports that the launch system encountered several technical errors.<br />Those errors included a leak <br />involving flammable liquid hydrogen and <br />a faulty valve in the upper stage of the rocket.<br />Now, NASA engineers will work on <br />addressing the fueling errors and repeat<br />the test launch at some time later this year.
