A persistent hydrogen fuel leak forced NASA to scrub Saturday’s highly-anticipated uncrewed launch of Artemis I, the first spacecraft designed to carry humans to the moon in 50 years.
The failed launch attempt at Florida’s Kennedy Space Center came five days after NASA scrubbed an initial scheduled launch to begin a 1.3-million-mile, 42-day mission to circle the moon and return to Earth, potentially opening the door to a new era in space exploration.
