Collaboration between NASA and Lockheed Martin aimed at resolving Artemis II Orion issues for spacecraft delivery by summer’s end
NASA and Lockheed Martin are collaborating to resolve issues that have arisen during ground testing of the Orion spacecraft for the Artemis II circumlunar mission. The issues, including a circuit flaw and battery shock resistance, have caused a delay in the mission’s launch readiness target date, now set for September 2025. The Lockheed Martin team at Kennedy Space Center is working on reinstalling electronics and implementing fixes for the circuit flaw, while NASA and contractor teams are addressing the battery issue. These resolutions are crucial for
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