NASA's Artemis II rocket rolls to launch pad in final bid to meet April deadline
livescience - A series of leaks means the coming launch window will be NASA's final attempt to meet its April mission deadline.
AI Summary: NASA rolled the Artemis II crewed rocket to the launch pad in final preparations to meet an April window, ramping up system checks, timelines and the kind of last‑minute drama mission control lives for. Teams are vetting hardware and schedules to avoid an all‑too‑familiar slip.
- At mission control: NASA's $20B moonbase and nuclear spacecraft plans (3)
- Frontline concerns: radiation and medical risks for lunar crews (3)
- On the pad: Artemis II races to meet April launch (2)
- OTHER: unrelated tech and business story (1)
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At mission control: NASA's $20B moonbase and nuclear spacecraft plans
Frontline concerns: radiation and medical risks for lunar crews
On the pad: Artemis II races to meet April launch
OTHER: unrelated tech and business story
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