NASA Bumps Artemis I To Nov. 16 Due To Approaching Storm

November 08, 2022
Credit: Joel Kowsky/NASA
CAPE CANAVERAL—Preparations to launch NASA’s first Space Launch System (SLS) rocket on the Artemis I flight test have been suspended as Tropical Storm Nicole approaches Florida’s east coast, bumping liftoff to no earlier than Nov. 16 The Kennedy Space Center on Nov. 8 stepped up preparations for the...

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