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Updated Feb 22, 2026 2:00 AM ET
NASA's Artemis II moon mission faces potential delays due to a helium flow problem with its rocket. The issue threatens the planned March launch, adding to a series of setbacks for the agency's lunar exploration efforts.
Delays in NASA's lunar missions could impact aerospace contractors and suppliers involved in the Artemis program, potentially affecting their stock prices and project timelines.
This setback highlights the challenges of space exploration and could influence future funding and international collaboration efforts in space missions.
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