to be held on September 27 Artemis 1 The lunar mission would be the first step in NASA’s return to the moon many years later. The launch, which was twice delayed due to technical glitches, has now met the wrath of nature and has been postponed again.

currently underway Ian tropical storm, is beginning to make its impact on the US and is predicted to continue to grow and turn into a hurricane until launch day. NASA will also wait for the storm to pass so as not to throw the multimillion-dollar project away.

NASA Won’t Try to Get Rockets Through Pinhole

Storm Ian, which turned into a storm on Friday, US National Hurricane CenterAccording to , it will turn into a hurricane in the middle of the week and have increased its strength. The launch will take place Florida will also be affected by this storm. Launching a rocket in these weather conditions seems to push a rocket through a hole.

NASA Officials are currently continuing to closely monitor the storm’s progress. SLS (Space Launch System) The rocket is a very expensive vehicle, the size of a 32-storey building, and will carry the Orion spacecraft. The launch will be unmanned. For this reason, there is still a chance that the project will get the green light if the conditions are right, but this possibility is almost impossible at the moment.

NASA’s mission delayed twice.. Both delays were caused by leaks in the fuel tanks of the SLS missile. Let’s see if the launch, which has been delayed for the third time, will be possible in the near future.