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The launch of Artemis 1 did not go to plan, being scrubbed just one minute into its launch window. What went wrong and when will we see it lift-off?

The Orion spacecraft, carrying on board the dosimeters of the Hungarian Energy Research Centre will set off with NASA's Artemis program.

Technical issues with NASAs Space Launch System rocket forced managers to scrub its launch Monday, leaving questions about timing for the next attempt.

NASAs Artemis I mission was scheduled to launch Monday to take an Orion capsule with three test dummies to the moon and back. Live updates.

The next launch date could be as early as Friday, or be delayed more than a month.

(Aug 30): Due to the failure to troubleshoot an engine problem, NASA's Space Launch System (SLS) rocket carrying the Orion capsule remained on the ground at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida on Monday, disappointing people who gathered at the center and those who tuned in live to watch US' rekindling of lunar surface landing project since the Apollo program some half a century ago, Global Times said.

The Mason company provided the booster, core and upper stage avionics, or aviation electronics, for Artemis I.

NASA scrubbed the much-anticipated first flight of its Space Launch System rocket on Monday after a series of problems with the rocket and the fueling

Nasa is set to launch its Space Launch System on its maiden voyage to the Moon today. The spacecraft will go 60,000 km beyond the Moon and back.

The two-hour launch window opens at 8:33 a.m. ET, but delays are starting to pile up and a lot of things have to go right for the historic Artemis I mission to get underway.