NASA Launcher Rebuilds for Artemis II

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NASA's mobile launcher repaired but challenges remain for Artemis II mission

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NASA 's mobile launcher completed a significant move from Launch Pad 39 -B to the Vehicle Assembly Building after nearly two years of repairs.

The Artemis II mission, scheduled for no earlier than September 2025 , will orbit the moon with three Americans and one Canadian inside the Orion capsule.

The cost of that tower has grown from an initial estimate of about $380 million to now $2.7 billion dollars .

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