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NASA is set to perform a cryogenic fueling test at Kennedy Space Center on Wednesday to see if fixes made at the launch pad will be good enough to offer a chance to launch the Artemis I mission before the end of the month.
The Artemis I mega moon rocket is gearing up for another test Wednesday before its next launch attempt to journey around the moon and back.
A fueling test of NASA's new megarocket on Sept. 21 could make or make the agency's hopes of launching the Artemis 1 moon mission on Sept. 27.
Following repair work on a hydrogen quick disconnect seal for the Artemis 1 SLS rocket, NASA looks to perform a cryogenic loading test on the vehicle.
NASA is gearing up for a fueling test of its Artemis 1 moon rocket on Sept. 21 that could keep the huge vehicle on track for a liftoff less than a week later.