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October. the challenge there is if they think they have to move the rocket back into its giant angen the rocket back into its giant anger, the vehicle assembly building, that will take a long time, takes a long time to do it, and then they have to do the repairs and some other checkouts they have to do for safety reasons. they have to go back again. so they are looking at either the early october or the mid—october timeframe to try to get this done. we the mid-october timeframe to try to get this done.— try to get this done. we can't ianore try to get this done. we can't ignore the — try...

To do that at the pad in the time they had available with this window. when�*s their next launch window then? well, this current window ends on tuesday, 6 september, the next time that they can try to launch is in a couple of weeks, 16 september to 4 october. the challenge there is if they think they have to move the rocket back into its giant hanger, the vehicle assembly building, that will take a long time, takes a long time to do it, and then they have to do the repairs and some other checkouts they have to do for safety reasons. then they have to go back again. so they're looking at eith...

Plate, and they've got this gasket they've just got to replace and it is difficult to do that at the pad in the time they had available with this window. when�*s their next launch window then? well, this current window ends on tuesday, 6 september, the next time that they can try to launch is in a couple of weeks, 16 september to a october. the challenge there is if they think they have to move the rocket back into its giant hanger, the vehicle assembly building, that will take a long time, takes a long time to do it, and then they have to do the repairs and some other checkouts they have to...

The challenge there is if they think they have to move the rocket back into its giant hanger, the vehicle assembly building, that will take a long time, takes a long time to do it, and then they have to do the repairs and some other checkouts they have to do for safety reasons. then they have to go back again. so they're looking at either the early october or the mid—october timeframe to try to get this done. we can't ignore the cost element here, as you said before, massively over budget, expected to be $93 billion in total, about $4 billion per launch. wise is the us spending this money on...

Gop texas representative brian is an archconservative. but he represents a johnson space center in texas a robust space program means local jobs and a dominance in space and bolsters national security. >> we cannot allow our adversaries to get there first. i we also know that whoever is first up there in space sets the rules of hurt i do not want a communist regime from china setting the rules and space bar. >> nasa will spend $93 billion on the artemis programs are 2025. each orion launch cost $4.1 billion. mass inspector general said the moon program is not sustainable. bipartisan lawmakers ...