The article discusses the latest delay in the launch of NASA’s Artemis I mission, which aims to send an uncrewed spacecraft around the Moon. The launch was initially scheduled for August 29th but was postponed due to a fuel leak issue. The new launch attempt on September 3rd was also scrubbed after engineers were unable to resolve a separate liquid hydrogen leak. NASA has not yet set a new target date for the next launch attempt, as they need to assess the cause of the latest leak and determine if repairs are needed. The Artemis program is a crucial step towards NASA’s goal of establishing a long-term human presence on the Moon and eventually sending astronauts to Mars. The article highlights the complexity and challenges involved in such ambitious space missions, and the importance of thorough testing and safety checks before proceeding with a launch.