NASA troubleshooting Artemis 1 moon rocket engine bleed

Credit: NASA

[lonerhomie]

Hope they can figure it out. The candle must be lit without any complications

[jnichols]

Really expected this. Pretty much every new booster launch is aborted on launch day. I remember STS1. It was scrubbed on launch day, and pushed back 2 days. That being said the program as a whole is years behind, and for 4, 000, 000, 000 dollars per booster, we should expect better. Quit telling about how it is going to put women and POC on the moon and concentrate on the damn hardware.

[GTlvu]

Remember the last time they rushed a launch. Didn't go too smoothly.

[aldyaljufrie]

they should just use Kerbodyne KR-2L+ "Rhino" Liquid Fuel Engine, very reliable 👍

[iuliandragomir]

It's a shame that something like this is happening after years of delay. This proves that if you want to make a rocket out of scraps, it doesn't really work.

[louisguerin]

Bravo au responsable de la NASA qui à eu le courage de reporter le lancement malgré la pression médiatique, je lui souhaite de garder cette maturité pour les lancements future.

[chardmonster]

There are other dates on the 1st and 5th I believe--better safe than sorry

[vikeng]

Can't they just pull in Scott Manley here.

[ANGEL_LUCIFER]

After soo much time and money spent this only shows how incompetent they become

[balung]

NASA no longer has the "Right Stuff."

[tuathaukui]

I don't believe this country aerospace since devastating Boeing disaster, and more over this country often do alot falsehood everytime

[qoetxik]

If I reported off work for this, now I have to come up with another reason for Friday. What is a good excuse for Friday? Nerdy reason needed.

[crazyd]

Well folks ... that's what happens when you cheap skate and and use second hand engines on your rocket ship!!! LOL

[mattmccaughen]

They have had YEARS to figure everything out wtf

[hubby]

Still can't get to moon even with all the new technology.

[haimbenavraham]

I think we would be better taking a bicycle, and catching the ol' Moon before Moon Rise. Save's a lot of trouble.

[hubby]

Didn't we have humans there already? Why fake astronauts? Maybe we never made it there?

[angelsauras]

I can't imagine NASA going through with the launch if theirs a hiccup 🙏

[leedhio]

They will never return since they never gone on ...

[HaharuRecords]

Its ok, great things come with great difficulty ...with hope we will always begin...what is money without resources...the future of humanity is in our hands and we make that happen..just only trying x100. Anw we will su!#(eed