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NASA, Artemis and key fueling test

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When is the Artemis rocket launch? What we know after 2nd fueling test
Artemis 2 will send four astronauts on a 10-day trip around the moon, with the earliest launch date being March 6.

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NASA rehearses moon launch again after repairing its rocket
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NASA's Artemis II rocket completes key test, March launch date eyed
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Artemis II: Moon mission delayed
NASA's long-awaited mission to the moon has been delayed.

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Artemis II rocket rollback: NASA mission delayed again
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The new race to the Moon
CNA
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NASA eyes launch of astronaut moon mission after passing key test

NASA is targeting March 6 for the Artemis II crewed lunar flyby, pending final safety checks and readiness reviews, after a successful launch rehearsal.
PRIMETIMER
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NASA schedules full countdown simulation for Artemis II this week

NASA plans a second wet dress rehearsal for Artemis II on Feb. 19 after replacing a hydrogen system filter, with teams running countdown procedures ahead of a possible March launch window
USA Herald
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Artemis II Faces Fresh Delay as NASA Investigates Helium System Problem

NASA’s Artemis II mission has encountered another delay after engineers identified a technical problem involving the rocket’s upper-stage helium system at Kennedy Space Center in Florida. The Space Launch System (SLS) rocket and Orion spacecraft are currently standing at Launch Complex 39B while teams investigate the issue and evaluate possible solutions.
The Daily Iowan
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UI alumni and staff contribute to NASA’s lunar rover research

NASA is launching the second mission of the Artemis campaign to explore more of the moon than ever before, and University of Iowa staff and alumni are helping to make the lunar expeditions possible by developing lunar terrain vehicle simulations.
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