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>>12589990
>>12589991
You're joking right?

>static fire scrubbed due to high winds leading to a power outage
>undocking scrubbed due to shit weather in recovery zone

>>12481630
How the hell can you mess up multiple attempts for a practice run of a test of a first launch? They must be intentionally throwing the development at this point. If no investigation into this fucking mess that's called a rocket ever happens then it is proof that NASA is full of useless corrupt tumors and they should never be considered a serious space agency ever again. Every single public event NASA hosts should have at least one person there to mock them for being more impotent than a depressed grandpa with ED.

>>11617377
>Further, in 2019,GAO found that the Space Launch System (SLS) and Orion programs have underreported cost growth.
>Our analysis shows that NASA’s cost and schedule performance is expected to deteriorate as a result of several factors, including likely Artemis I delays and understated cost growth for the Orion and SLS programs.
>The project (JWST) recently conducted a cost and schedule analysis, which indicated a 12 percent confidence level in achieving the current committed launch date of March 2021.
>NASA had planned to conduct the uncrewed demonstration of Artemis I in June 2020, but after a series of delays the agency is currently reevaluating this date. The Orion program is currently planning to be ready for an Artemis I launch as early as November 2020, although this launch date is likely to be delayed, according to NASA.