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When is the Artemis 1 launch, and how can you watch liftoff of the lunar rocket?

Por: MarketWatch Business November 16, 2022

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Future astronauts and other curious Earthlings have several options for watching the blastoff and learning more about the mission and its $4.1 billion rocket and spacecraft. Viewing of the fueling of the rocket begins as early as Tuesday afternoon (see full details below). NASA had scrubbed several earlier scheduled launches and after Hurricane Ian hit Florida in late September. “I feel good headed into this attempt on the 16th,” Mike... + full article



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