NASA Battles Persistent Leak on Artemis II Moon Rocket

NASA is confronting a persistent liquid hydrogen leak on its SLS moon rocket, a critical issue that threatens the timeline for the upcoming Artemis II crewed mission.

Sarah Chen

•2/15/2026

NASA Battles Persistent Leak on Artemis II Moon Rocket

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