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No fooling: NASA targets April 1 for Artemis II launch to the Moon

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Summary

Ars Technica reports NASA has fixed a seal-related issue that paused Artemis II after a fueling test. A helium-flow obstruction in the upper-stage quick disconnect required rolling the rocket back to the Vehicle Assembly Building for repairs and system refreshes, with batteries and other components updated before attempting a rollout. The first launch window begins April 1, with additional dates through April 6 for a four-astronaut mission around the Moon.

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