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they are seeing a new rocket, one of their own rockets that they may get to fly in a very soon. so a special moment for them, and also for the entire nasa team, by kim, as we ve been talking about all night, they have had to troubleshoot so many different issues, technical issues hydrogen leaks, hurricanes, they ve battled political issues, potential budget shortfalls for them to get to this point tonight just five days after a hurricane, truly quite a moment. yeah, it is, and you are talking about testing for future astronauts, i understand there are mannequins actually on board that spacecraft to do that, leroy, so if it makes, there it will be a very unusual journey to the moon and back, talk to me about what makes this different from previous journeys to the moon. sure, well, this is a very different test fly, it is much longer than the other lunar program test flights, so this is around 25 days we are going to see the spacecraft, the
to delay it. you know, they had hoped they had fixed always hydrogen leaks, but as it turned out they didn t. and so we willjust have to proceed from there, and for sure, i am certain it is not going to happen until the middle of october. nonetheless, all the expertise, all the money that has been cloud into this, it does seem a little bit surprising these issues are coming up surprising these issues are coming up now. ploughed into. wellness admit disappointment to all these disruptions? admit disappointment to all these disruptions? disruptions? well, they did. it is certainly a disruptions? well, they did. it is certainly a disappointment. - disruptions? well, they did. it is certainly a disappointment. but, j disruptions? well, they did. it is - certainly a disappointment. but, you know, as ijust said, if we have a disaster, that is much worse. a delay of a few days or a few weeks, nobody will care about that a year from now. but if the rocket fails, that will be the end of t
from the rocket launching through the atmosphere. reporter: if saturday s launch attempt is a success, it will be a major milestone for nasa and as nasa administrate ef acknowledged on cnn, could give the u.s. a leg up on china. yeah. there s a space race. who is winning? well, let s see. this is the first step and this is the largest, most powerful rocket ever. reporter: kristen fisher, cnn, at the kennedy space center. thanks to kristin for that report. let s bring in janet ivy. it appears she s in outer space, i think she s in cocoa beach florida where she has been awaiting this launch for a few days now. good morning, good to be with you as always. the scrub because of a faulty engine sensor and hydrogen leaks, what do you make of their plan to ignore the sensor and the mitigation that they have taken, the steps they have taken to fix those leaks? you know what, i listened to
so i m ready. all the things that matter, right? for sure. as boris was mentioning, in a matter of hours, nasa will try again to launch its uncrewed artemis i rocket on a journey around the moon. preparations are under way right now at the kennedy space center in florida. liftoff set between 2:17 p.m. and 4:17 this evening. and for now, the weather appears to be cooperating. so remember the artemis program aims to land the first woman and first person of color on the moon within the next few years. eventually it s also set to send the first astronauts to mars. this is part of that process. today s launch comes after the first attempt had to be scrubbed on monday because of problems with an engine sensor and some hydrogen leaks. both issues we are told have been resolved. but if something requires nasa to stand down again, there s still an opportunity for the mission to launch on monday or
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