Artemis I: A fire at NASA Kennedy make a new twist in moon mission.

NASA is working to reduce the hurricane's potential for destruction as it approaches Florida. When a fire broke out inside the structure that is presently

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home to the agency's Moonbound Artemis I rocket on Tuesday, the situation became even more chaotic.According to Janet Petro, director of the Kennedy Space Center (KSC),

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NASA officials have been deliberating how to respond to the concerning weather reports they have been receiving.Beginning at stage IV and gradually dropping down

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in 72-, 48-, 24-, and 12-hour increments until the storm strikes, the four stages of HURCON, or hurricane conditions, define NASA's storm preparedness measures.

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NASA is coordinating a number of variables to determine the best option for the upcoming launch target. A debut in October is possible, even as soon as next week.

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Jim Free, associate administrator of the Exploration Systems Development Mission Directorate at NASA, though, said it's improbable.

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Free told reporters that he didn't want Artemis I to return to the launchpad too quickly without first taking care of "limited-life elements" that require routine reevaluation.

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Free added that although the crew wants to launch during the day, the opportunities in November do not allow for that.

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For the time being, NASA's staff completes last-minute preparations for the rocket and their families ahead of the storm.

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