FARK.com: (12600054) Artemis I launch now has a tentative liftoff time of 12:07 am ET November 14th. You know, when no one's awake to see the fueling problems crop up yet again

		Artemis I launch now has a tentative liftoff time of 12:07 am ET November 14th. You know, when no one's awake to see the fueling problems crop up yet again (arstechnica.com)		5
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Gubbo

2022-10-12 2:46:49 PM

7 votes:

Subby is so negative.

/it could be any number of new and exciting problems

Representative of the unwashed masses

2022-10-12 4:23:32 PM

1 vote:

Or it could just work, which would confuse Space X fans that they were able to skip the multitudes of exploding prototypes phase.

Nicholas D. Wolfwood

2022-10-12 5:02:56 PM

1 vote:

Representative of the unwashed masses: Or it could just work, which would confuse Space X fans that they were able to skip the multitudes of exploding prototypes phase.

If it just worked, that would confuse *everyone* - not least of which would be Boeing.

They would have no idea where to go from there.

TheMysteriousStranger

2022-10-12 8:19:52 PM

1 vote:

What year?

dbirchall

2022-10-12 9:04:16 PM

1 vote:

Representative of the unwashed masses: Or it could just work, which would confuse Space X fans that they were able to skip the multitudes of exploding prototypes phase.

I hear nighttime RUDs are spectacular.

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