Artemis I: Explaining NASA’s latest repairs and the mission’s greater signifigance Ken Kremer, of Space UpClose, joins News 6′s Justin Warmoth on ‘The Weekly’
ORLANDO, Fla. – After two scrubs, NASA is hoping the third time’s the charm for its Artemis I moon mission .
Over the last month, engineers have been working to address a hydrogen leak, reporting they did so during a fueling test last week.
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Dr. Ken Kremer, of Space UpClose , joined anchor Justin Warmoth on “The Weekly” to explain the repairs NASA made and why this first test flight is critical for the future of space exploration.
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