NASA has announced that the launch of its Artemis II mission, which aims to send four astronauts around the Moon, is facing further delays due to a series of technical issues with the rocket. The Artemis II rocket has encountered a new problem related to helium flow, prompting engineers to consider rolling the rocket back to the hangar for repairs. Originally targeted for a March 6 launch, the timeline is now uncertain, with officials acknowledging that the recent developments will likely push the mission back into early April. As preparations continue, the astronauts have entered isolation ahead of the planned mission, which signifies the importance of this historic lunar journey.