NASA Rolls Artemis II Moon Rocket Back for Repairs, Launch Delayed to April

NASA moved its Artemis II Space Launch System rocket from the launch pad back to the Vehicle Assembly Building at Kennedy Space Centre for repairs due to a helium pressurisation system malfunction following persistent hydrogen fuel leaks. The rollback, covering about 4 miles, ended the planned March launch window for the crewed lunar flyby, now postponed to at least April. The mission involves four astronauts on a 10-day lunar orbit test, marking NASA's first crewed Moon flight since 1972.