Much anticipated but many times skipped tickets, the American Artemis-1 moon landing rocket was rescheduled for launch

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens Heping Baby and Rimi Ishihara for the delivery of happy clues! CTOnews.com, September 3 (Xinhua)-- the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) suspended the ongoing countdown for the second time in five days and delayed the launch of the Artemis-1 lunar landing rocket on September 3 local time.

According to information released by NASA, the reason for the rescheduled launch is that the problem of liquid hydrogen leakage detected on the same day cannot be resolved, but the date of the second launch has not been announced, and the next standby launch date is September 5.

CTOnews.com learned that the launch of Artemis 1 had been postponed several times. The "Space launch system" of NASA's new lunar landing rocket was scheduled to launch on August 29, carrying the Orion spacecraft to carry out the "Artemis 1" unmanned flight test mission around the moon, but decided to postpone the launch because of technical glitches found during ground inspections.

On August 31, NASA said that due to a problem with the exhaust of one of the rocket engines, the engine could not reach the temperature range suitable for launch and would try to carry out the Artemis 1 mission again on September 3 local time.