Artemis I, the first mission in NASA's new effort to the return to the moon, is scheduled for launch at 5:04pm Australian eastern daylight saving time on Wednesday. This will be the third attempt, but the fifth time it has been rescheduled.
The Artemis program is NASA's name for its return to the moon missions. In Greek mythology, Artemis was the sister of Apollo and the goddess of the moon. And the saga of getting Artemis I to launch has been befitting of an ancient Greek tragedy.
