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Well, the rocket only has a certain launch windows when it can go up and it is not able to launch tomorrow because basically the earth and the men are in the wrong place. monday is possible, it has a two hour launch window then and also tuesday, there is a much shorter at launch window they could try. the issue is, i mean, this is the second time they have tried to get the rocket up, thatis have tried to get the rocket up, that is not uncommon, to get setbacks and delays, but they need to find out doesn't need a big fix? do they need to do major repair work? if so, the rocket might have to go ...

NASA's Artemis I launch teams on Sunday continued pushing toward launch while as confirmed lightning strikes over the weekend did not damage hardware.

Perfect thing tomorrow. in the business of space, it better be perfect. you can't do it wrong or else you lost your investment, careers are loss, and in the worst case, of course, lives are lost. getting it right is worth the delay. >> here the case of a mannequin because this is unmanned. i think there's three mannequins in this thing. now the question is, what does the delay require? does it require them rolling this whole thing back, which is tedious? it was rolled out very slowly on a mover that goes at 0.08 miles per hour, i think. what would force them to have to do that? >> you talked a...

NASA's Artemis I launch teams on Sunday continued pushing toward launch while as confirmed lightning strikes over the weekend did not damage hardware.

Launch teams tasked with overseeing NASA's high-profile launch to the moon arrived at their consoles Saturday, kicking off the Artemis I countdown.