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NASA delays Artemis II launch

Watch NASA fuel up its Artemis 2 moon rocket today in critical prelaunch test

NASA is currently targeting Feb. 8 for Artemis 2's liftoff, which will take place from Launch Complex-39B at Kennedy Space Center (KSC) in Florida. The SLS-Orion stack rolled out to Pad 39B from KSC's cavernous Vehicle Assembly Building on Jan. 17.

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Watch NASA's Artemis 2 moon rocket on the launch pad with this 24-hour livestream

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How to watch Artemis 2 NASA Moon mission as possible launch dates revealed

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NASA fuels Artemis 2 Moon rocket despite leaks, testing readiness for a crewed lunar flight

NASA completed a critical wet dress rehearsal for the Artemis 2 mission, successfully fueling its Space Launch System rocket despite brief liquid hydrogen leaks.

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NASA hit by fuel leaks during a practice countdown of the moon rocket that will fly with astronauts

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As cold grips Florida, NASA's Artemis II rocket moves toward final test

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Lasers could allow the world to watch Artemis II astronauts travel to the moon

The O2O system could send more data to Earth than ever before, NASA says.

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Artemis 2 wet dress rehearsal livestream: Watch the rocket test live

NASA's launch window in February is getting smaller.

NASA’s skywatching tips for February include a planetary parade and a moon mission

NASA has released its monthly skywatching update on what to look out for over the coming weeks, and you can probably guess which event tops the list. That’s right: the Artemis II mission. NASA is about to launch a crew on a voyage around the moon in what will be the first human lunar mission

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Lasers could let the world watch Artemis II astronauts fly to the moon

When four Artemis II astronauts ride Orion around the Moon, the most radical part of the mission may not be the trajectory but the way their journey reaches Earth. Instead of relying only on traditional radio,

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NASA Langley scientists playing important roles as part of Artemis II mission

NASA Langley Research Center scientists playing important roles as part of Artemis II mission to carry astronauts around the moon