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NASA officially has announced the change of the rocket launch date, due to the technical issue problem.
May the Artemis II rocket launch time change does not affect you, moreover, there is no confirmed date yet and the issue could be solved anytime by the NASA scientists.
Rocket launch date it is definitely not something our team have power about , but it would happen , so as our work will continue.
NASA completed a wet dress rehearsal for the Artemis II mission in the early morning hours on Feb. 3. To allow teams to review data and conduct a second wet dress rehearsal, NASA will now target March as the the earliest possible launch opportunity for the Artemis II mission. https://t.co/ouuIVw1oMB
You’ve read it right — the countdown has officially begun!
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News: the countdown officially started for the rehearsal of our upcoming @NASAArtemis launch. Teams will fuel the rocket and run through a full range of operations to make sure everything is ready for our crewed launch around the Moon. More on the milestones ahead: https://t.co/LGkankWgfq
The wet dress rehearsal for the Artemis II mission around the Moon began at 8:13pm ET on Jan. 31 and will continue tomorrow with @NASAKennedy teams fueling the rocket.
The results from this test will help inform teams about a possible launch date. https://t.co/8wBtyGUeh6
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Not only is Artemis II the first crewed Moon mission in more than 50 years, but it’s also built to bring all the astronauts safely back home.
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A taste of what’s to come.
This animation reveals in vivid detail how the Artemis II mission will launch from @NASAKennedy, fly around the Moon, and splash back down on Earth — all with four astronauts aboard. Watch the full version here: https://t.co/QpBvVYgxsZ
58 years after Apollo 8’s historic trip around the Moon, NASA is heading back. This time, our crew is going farther into space than any human in history.
Commander Reid Wiseman, Pilot Victor Glover, Mission Specialist Christina Koch, and Mission Specialist Jeremy Hansen will embark on a ten-day mission around the Moon, marking America’s grand return to the lunar environment.
Artemis II marks the beginning of the boldest series of missions the world has ever seen. Through the Artemis campaign, we will maintain American superiority in space, land American astronauts on the Moon, and establish a lunar base all before the end of 2028.
Godspeed Artemis II 🇺🇸
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We got new launch date for our Moon Mission, which supposed to be: February 8.
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Due to weather, we now plan to fuel our Artemis II Moon rocket on Monday, Feb. 2, at Kennedy Space Center in Florida. With this adjustment, the earliest possible launch date is Sunday, Feb. 8. A launch date will be set after teams have reviewed the results of the wet dress rehearsal. Read more: https://t.co/eNxx6YcGbv
🚨ARTEMIS II WET DRESS REHEARSAL STARTS TODAY🚨
Today, NASA takes a major step toward humanity’s return to the Moon.
Teams at NASA Kennedy Space Center, are set to begin the Artemis II Wet Dress Rehearsal tonight, where they will run the Space Launch System through a full countdown and fueling sequence; a critical test before flight.
At 8pm EST tonight, launch controllers will report on station to kick off the 49-hour simulated countdown.
🕤WDR T-0: January 31, 2026 at 9 PM – 1AM ET
Once complete, NASA will assess the data before determining whether SLS and Orion remain at the pad for launch or roll back to the VAB for additional work.
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Artemis II — 9 days until launch.
Humanity prepares to leave Earth orbit again, and the next chapter of space history begins. 🌕
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Humanity is returning to the Moon! For the first time in over half a century—since Apollo 17 in 1972—astronauts will venture beyond low Earth orbit on a daring journey around our nearest celestial neighbor.Artemis II is set to launch no earlier than February 6, 2026, carrying four trailblazing astronauts aboard NASA's mighty Space Launch System (SLS) rocket and Orion spacecraft: Commander Reid Wiseman, Pilot Victor Glover, Mission Specialist Christina Koch, and CSA astronaut Jeremy Hansen.This ~10-day mission will take them on a free-return trajectory around the Moon, testing critical systems—life support, navigation, communications, and more—that will pave the way for sustained human presence on the lunar surface and eventual Mars exploration.Milestones they'll achieve:Victor Glover — First Black astronaut to travel to the Moon
Christina Koch — First woman to fly this far into deep space
Jeremy Hansen — First Canadian on a lunar mission
The SLS rocket, the most powerful ever built, rolled out to Launch Pad 39B in mid-January 2026, with final preparations (including a wet dress rehearsal) underway for this historic flight.This isn't just a mission—it's the dawn of a bold new era in deep space exploration, opening the door to the Moon and beyond for all humankind.
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Building, patience, and belief before liftoff. The real mission is staying on course and succeeding it all the way to the destination. 🌕
The Artemis II crew will observe parts of the Moon never before seen by human eyes. Their exact view will depend on lunar surface lighting (aka the Moon's phase) as they fly by, which in turn depends on launch timing.
Dive in with Ernie Wright, Artemis II Visualization Lead.
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