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NASA's Artemis II fuel test succeeded, clearing a key step toward a March crewed lunar flyby.
NASA successfully completed its second fueling test for the Artemis II mission, pumping over 700,000 gallons of supercold rocket fuel into the SLS rocket with minimal hydrogen leakage—well within safety limits—after a prior test was halted by significant leaks.
Engineers replaced seals and a clogged filter to fix the issue, boosting confidence in the rocket’s readiness.
The test marks a key step toward a potential March launch of four astronauts on a crewed lunar flyby, the first such mission since Apollo 17 in 1972, though no landing is planned.
The crew has begun a two-week quarantine to maintain launch flexibility.
Data from the test is being analyzed to confirm if the March window remains viable.
La prueba de combustible Artemis II de la NASA tuvo éxito, abriendo un paso clave hacia un sobrevuelo lunar tripulado en marzo.