Space lovers will be able to watch NASA's Artemis I launch via a first-row seat on NASA TV. Here's what you need to know.
NASA’s Artemis missions will kick off a new era of space exploration. The space agency is set to launch the first of these missions, Artemis I, within the next few weeks. Like all of its launches, space lovers will be able to tune in and watch the Artemis I launch live as it happens.on Monday, August 19. However, the launch was grounded due to trouble with one of the engines. However, NASA is still shooting to launch the rocket before the end of the week.
If weather conditions allow, though, NASA’s Artemis I will liftoff and begin its 40-day journey around the Moon. It’s a historic launch for the space agency, and one that will no doubt be long remembered for the new era of exploration it begins. You can watch the Artemis I launch on
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