NASA has received the latest weather report for the highly anticipated launch of its mega moon rocket on Monday, and it’s looking good.
NASA needs decent weather conditions to be able to launch its next-generation rocket toward the moon in the Artemis I mission on Monday, and the latest forecast suggests the 98-meter-tall vehicle will be able to lift off as scheduled from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida.
According to the latest forecast from the 45th Weather Squadron, which provides detailed assessments for air and space operations in the U.S., NASA’s new Space Launch System (SLS) rocket and Orion spacecraft will be clear to blast off from the launchpad at the start of the two-hour launch window at 8:33 a.
