Nasa delays Artemis 1 rocket launch

Nasa has postponed the launch of its giant moon rocket after engineers were unable to fix a hydrogen leak.

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[diyelimkioyle]

flight cancelled. Americans who claimed to have landed humans on the moon in 1969 cannot go to the moon today. askdgshdkdlsnsks

[Mr.Boomer]

I'd rather they cancel the launch and fix the problem. it's better to get it right than go ahead and launch it and have it explode while launching. That would set everything back even longer.

[shahdaana]

What a comedy, in 1969 there was no issue at all..hahhahah

[andrewwalsh]

Better Fix-It than Risk-It... Much more will be learnt through addressing the root cause of the problem, and fixing it, than crossing fingers and going ahead...

[kevrob]

Now what numpties still think we put men on the moon in 1969

[jamesstjames]

This thing has more leaks than the titanic!😂🤣😂🤣😂

[sreenathsurendran]

It was easy in the 60s and 70s to fake it

[tonybaker]

Good thing we are not relying on this to evacuate the Earth.

[zhlmhd]

I hope they can launch if soon, would love such a enormous thing launch

[micman]

NASA.... Never A Straight Answer .... Comedy of outrageously expensive errors

[patryot]

I'll call it now this aint happening

[robertherman]

NASA has been having exactly the same hydrogen leak problems since the shuttle which the SLS is based on. You’d think they’d have solved it by now. Oh well, let’s just throw another $100 billion at it and hope it works next year. Or the year after that. Or..

[jadler]

And yet we (apparently) not only went to the moon, but LANDED on it in 1969? Really?

[jerrysmith]

Instead of spending all this money to go to the moon the money should be put into our economy and help the people of the United States

[gulliblegreedyignorantindi]

This news person has repeated everything she says a half dozen times.

[joepugh]

ON Star Trek they would have tried a theoretical solution that has never been tested but can be set up within an hour and will work in the last possible minute.

[stefanpietrzyk]

And they are still trying to tell us 50 + years ago men landed on the moon !

[hernanddiaz]

How much value this gives to the people that on the 60's took us to the moon... Salute to the original astronauts and NASA teams!!!

[viktorviktorski]

Just say we cannot go to the moon at this time honestly

[asiimwesimon]

They will find a way to blame this on Russia too 😂