Unfortunately, the Artemis mission program, which covers humanity’s return to the moon after more than 50 years, failed to launch its first mission. The launch planned for Monday is from NASA Due to a problem with the engine of the SLS missile system was delayed minutes before launch. After announcing the postponement, NASA determined Friday as a possible day for the launch.

But NASA’s plans have changed. In the statement shared today, the agency announced that if the launch takes place on Friday, they will face adverse weather conditions. Therefore, on that day of launch share the probability of being delayed as 60% NASA has announced a new date.

Don’t promise anyone Saturday night:

• The route of the Orion spacecraft on the Artemis I mission

NASA’s Artemis I mission start date, This is scheduled for Saturday, September 3. While there is no exact launch time, it has been announced that the two-hour launch interval will begin at 9:17 PM CET.

Why exactly was the first trial delayed?

Artemis I’s first launch failed due to a failure of one of the four RS-25 engines aboard NASA’s most powerful rocket to date, the SLS. According to the statement shared by NASA, the engine has not reached the correct temperature levels set for launch.

So, does this delay affect the other Artemis mission program?

While NASA’s issue led to a delay of several days, this is: It cannot be said that this will be reflected in the general schedule of duty. Because there’s a long gap between NASA’s Artemis missions. But even the problem that arose with the first postponement serves to reduce the number of problems that may arise in the coming years.

So when will the other Artemis missions be? When will humanity reach the moon again?

Although the second mission of the Artemis program is aimed at 2024, this mission will be the program’s first manned mission. But astronauts will not reach the lunar surface. Humanity’s first Artemis mission to set foot on the moon again Artemis 3, which will take place in the future, is planned for 2025.