NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida and its study team conducted audits for the impact assessment of theHurricane Ian. Fortunately there was no hardware damage to the flight Artemis, but reported only minor water intrusions in some locations. The facilities are all in good condition.
Engineers prepare for further monitoring for the next launch test. The experts will expand the access platforms around the Space Launch System rocket and Orion spacecraft in the Vehicle Assembly Building (VAB). The new one will also be there to test of flight.
In the meantime that post-hurricane recovery operations have been completed, the date of launch by Artemis. NASA is scheduled to launch on November 12 and close on November 27. The managers, within the VAB, will evaluate the sector of work to be performed in order to determine a precise date for the future launch attempt.
Was chosen November because it allows Kennedy employees to meet the needs of their families and homes given the post-storm. This allows them to fix things and then devote themselves completely to work. Another way for him to perform other useful checks before launching.
Source: Lega Nerd
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