NASA is expecting to launch its Artemis I mission for the third time in late September, after two of unsuccessful launch attempts. If this attempt fails too, then the mission will have to be postponed till October. Accordingly, this rocket will carry the first capsule which is designed for a long lasting human transport since the 1970s.
Last weekend, NASA attempted to launch its latest Artemis I and its Orion capsule but due to a hydrogen fuel leak, it was unsuccessful. However, now, NASA says that it hopes to launch the rocket on September 23 or 27 but it could change. And if the mission goes successful, it will create a new era of space exploration which could send humans to Mars.
Artemis I is the first in a series of complex missions which will allow human exploration to the Moon and Mars. Consequently, Artemis I is a planned uncrewed Moon-orbiting mission, the first spaceflight of NASA.
