NASA's Artemis second launch attempt
The inaugural flight of the 322-foot (98-meter) rocket
The most powerful ever built by NASA - was delayed late in the countdown Monday
NASA’s first such attempt since the Apollo program 50 years ago
NASA wants to wring out the spacecraft before strapping in astronauts on the next planned flight in two years
Artemis I is the first in a series of missions over the coming years with the goal of putting astronauts on the moon again
NASA Administrator Bill Nelson said he’s more confident going into this second launch attempt, given everything engineers learned from the first try
NASA has determined the next two-hour launch window is Saturday afternoon beginning at 2:17 p.m. ET.
The mission around the moon and back is expected to take 39 days
Splashdown for the Orion spacecraft is expected Oct. 11, according to NASA