NASA’s Moon Rocket Delays Expose Persistent Technical Failures and Risk American Space Leadership

Once again, NASA finds itself grappling with technical setbacks that threaten to push the United States further behind in the critical arena of space exploration. After a crucial test of its new moon rocket ended prematurely due to fuel leaks, the agency announced it is now targeting March for launch—months later than initially planned. This delay underscores ongoing operational failures that jeopardize not only the Artemis program but also American national sovereignty and technological leadership. How Long Will Washington Tolerate These Costly Delays? The hydrogen leaks during Monday's “wet dress rehearsal” at Kennedy Space Center are not just minor glitches;...