Artemis II headed back to the bay; helium issues force another delay
The quest to return to the Moon has hit another snag. NASA is delaying Artemis II again, as interrupted helium flow to the rocket’s upper stage forces a rollback to the Vehicle Assembly Building (VAB) and wipes out the March launch window. The US space agency said on Saturday that it was troubleshooting interruptions in the flow of helium to the rocket’s interim cryogenic propulsion stage, which uses the lighter-than-air gas to maintain environmental conditions in the stage’s engin...







