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NASA has announced that the Artemis II mission, which will send four astronauts on a crewed lunar flyby, is now set to launch no earlier than early April 2026. This delay from the previously planned February launch is due to repairs needed after fuel leaks were identified during pre-launch preparations. The mission marks a significant step in reviving human lunar exploration and is expected to pave the way for sustained lunar presence and future Mars exploration under the Artemis program.
