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NASA has just taken another major step toward launching Artemis II, the first crewed mission to fly humans around the Moon in over 50 years.

In this video, I react to the latest breaking news update confirming the earliest rollout date for the Space Launch System (SLS) rocket and Orion spacecraft, and explain what this timeline actually means as we move closer to launch.

We break down:

What the SLS rollout to the launch pad really involves

Why the rollout is slow — and why that’s a good thing

What happens during pad preparations and testing

Why the Wet Dress Rehearsal is such a critical milestone

How Flight Readiness Reviews decide whether astronauts fly

What Artemis II tells us about the future of Moon missions

Artemis II isn’t about landing on the Moon — it’s about proving that humans can safely travel deep into space again. Every step matters, and every delay has a reason.

As launch week approaches, I’ll continue breaking down what to watch for, what actually matters, and how this mission quietly sets the stage for Artemis III and a return to the lunar surface.

Video Credit: WESH 2 News