NASA rolls out Artemis II Orion spacecraft and twin rocket boosters for upcoming moon mission
- NASA unveiled the Artemis II rocket, aiming to return humans to the moon in an orbital mission lasting 10 days, as reported by Howard Hu, NASA Orion Program Manager.
- Howard Hu assured that layoffs have not impacted production on the Artemis II moon rocket, despite Boeing's plans to lay off 400 employees.
- The launch date of Artemis II has been pushed back to April 2026, originally scheduled for November 2024 and September 2025, according to NASA.
- The Orion spacecraft is expected to be the first space capsule in 50 years to carry humans back to the moon.
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