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BACK TO THE MOON: Crewed Lunar Mission Artemis II Confirmed for Wednesday...
While the MSM is doing its best not to acknowledge how historic the Artemis II mission will be, the day when humans return to the moon is upon us.
NASA is confirming Wednesday, April 1st, as the target date for the launch of the lunar mission.
The technical teams have found 'zero technical issues' leading up to the liftoff that will fly astronauts around the moon and back.
BREAKING ????: NASA says Artemis II is a 'GO' with zero technical issues reported ahead of Wednesday's historic Moon launch
— Latest in space (@latestinspace) March 29, 2026
FOUR ASTRONAUTS WILL FLY AROUND THE MOON FOR THE FIRST TIME SINCE 1972
Liftoff set for April 1st! pic.twitter.com/nPyYZiqYQC
"That Artemis 2 launch window opens on Wednesday at 6:24 p.m. EDT (2324 GMT) and extends for two hours. If the launch is delayed or scrubbed for any reason, there are more opportunities for liftoff through April 6. But still, NASA officials are voicing a high degree of confidence in the mission's chances of launching on the agency's massive Space Launch System (SLS) rocket on time. Notably, NASA completed a flight readiness review for the mission ahead of SLS' rollout to the pad on March 20, and has since flagged no issues or risk acceptances that need closing before clearing Artemis 2 to launch."