The NASA Exploration Ground Systems (EGS) program is now working on collecting, analyzing, and applying lessons learned during the long Artemis I launch processing flow to streamline future launch campaigns, beginning with the launch of the first Artemis crew on the Artemis II mission in a couple of years. The first Space Launch System (SLS) rocket lifted off early on Nov. 16 from Kennedy Space Center (KSC) in Florida and sent an uncrewed Orion spacecraft to the Moon.
The launch team engineers staffing the Integration Console were in the middle of the troubleshooting and deliberations through all the Wet Dress Rehearsal and launch attempts in 2022. They are now coordinating the lessons learned effort at KSC, with one of the goals being to improve the “launch availability” of the Orion/SLS vehicle.