<ul><li>NASA has announced further delays to its Artemis program, pushing back the launch dates for Artemis 2 and Artemis 3.</li><li>Artemis 2, initially scheduled for September 2025, will now launch in April 2026, while Artemis 3, originally planned for late 2026, is moved to mid-2027.</li><li>The delay is due to the need for additional preparation time for the Orion capsule, which sits atop the Space Launch System (SLS) rocket.</li><li>Despite the delays, NASA Administrator Bill Nelson emphasized the importance of ensuring the safety of astronauts and the mission's success.</li></ul>

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