Video: NASA works to repair mega moon rocket on launchpad at Kennedy Space Center NASA leaders said the agency is working to repair a fuel leak that scrubbed Saturday’s Artemis 1 launch attempt. (James Tutten, WFTV.com/WFTV)
At first, NASA thought they would have to move the Space Launch System rocket back to the Vehicle Assembly Building so engineers could make the repairs.
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Thousands of sightseers are setup and ready to watch NASA’s launch of Artemis I.
Thousands of sightseers are setup and ready to watch NASA’s launch of Artemis I.
Thousands of sightseers are setup and ready to watch NASA’s launch of Artemis I.
Thousands of sightseers are setup and ready to watch NASA’s launch of Artemis I.
Photos: NASA set for historic launch of SLS rocket for Artemis I mission to the moon
Photos: NASA set for historic launch of SLS rocket for Artemis I mission to the moon
Photos: NASA set for historic launch of SLS rocket for Artemis I mission to the moon
Photos: NASA set for historic launch of SLS rocket for Artemis I mission to the moon
Photos: NASA set for historic launch of SLS rocket for Artemis I mission to the moon
NASA set for historic launch of SLS rocket for Artemis I mission to the moon
Photos: NASA set for historic launch of SLS rocket for Artemis I mission to the moon
Photos: NASA set for historic launch of SLS rocket for Artemis I mission to the moon
Photos: NASA set for historic launch of SLS rocket for Artemis I mission to the moon
Photos: NASA set for historic launch of SLS rocket for Artemis I mission to the moon
NASA did not rule out rolling the rocket back to a later date if they find other problems that need to be fixed.
