NASA will soon give it another go on April Fools’ Day. On Thursday, NASA said it’s targeting April 1 at 6:24 PM ET for the Artemis II mission’s next launch attempt.
In case that date doesn’t pan out, NASA added April 2 at 7:22 PM as a secondary launch opportunity. If necessary, the agency foresees several more openings between April 1 and 6 to get the Orion rocket into space. “Within those six days between the first and the sixth, we can’t always turn around every day for an attempt,” NASA acting associate administrator Lori Glaze said at a press conference. “We would anticipate […] about four opportunities within that
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