The U.S. Lunar Rockets will try the second launch, NASA: Don't be surprised if you postpone it again

Jimu Journalist Hu Li

According to the BBC report on September 3, the National Aeronautics and Space Agency (NASA) will re -launch the SLS Rockets of the "Artemis 1" mission on September 3, local time.

Data chart (source: BBC)

On August 29, the launch task was canceled due to the exhaust problem of the engine. But the latest news shows that the Kennedy Space Center in Florida is optimistic about the successful launch of SLS Rockets.

Mike Sarain, the mission manager of "Artemis 1", said: "We must be prepared to see what will happen that day."

It is reported that this rocket launch will be launched at 14:17 on September 3 local time (19:17 on September 4, Beijing time), with a window period of 2 hours.

Sarain said that another alternative launch time of "Artemis 1" was set on September 5.

NASA astronaut Jessica Mir said that if SLS's first flight is delayed, don't be surprised.

She said: "SLS will eventually have astronauts on it, so we must ensure that the test flight is smooth."

It is reported that this launch task is a trial task, and there will be no real astronauts in the rocket.

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