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Liquid Hydrogen Leak Detected Once Again

After the third troubleshooting attempt, the liquid hydrogen leak has occurred again. Teams are discussing next steps.

Author Rachel KraftPosted on September 3, 2022 10:28 amCategories Artemis ITags Artemis I

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