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Artemis I shook off hurricane fears to display rocket’s heartiness

Por: Orlando Sentinel Business November 18, 2022

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The fears that damage from 100 mph winds from Hurricane Nicole would derail NASA’s Artemis I launch proved unfounded as the $4.1 billion Space Launch System and Orion spacecraft blasted off from Kennedy Space Center early Wednesday morning. “We have a priority-one mission in play right now. We had the rocket do its job and deliver the spacecraft to the point of trans-lunar injection,” said Artemis mission manager Mike Sarafin in a... + full article



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