Update: Aiming for April

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The US Space Agency NASA says it's completed repairs to the rocket it will use to send

four astronauts to the moon, meaning it could launch as soon as the 1st of April.

The launch was due to happen before engineers discovered a helium leak.

We all know what it's like to wait.

For a bus, in a queue, for a holiday.

But how would you feel waiting to go into space?

Further into space than humans have ever been before.

So far into space, the old slingshot around the far side of the moon.

There are four astronauts waiting to do just that,

as part of the Artemis 2 mission.

We are on track for a launch as early as April 1st.

We were fortunate to have our crew join us virtually.

Having them join us in this review really reinforced the importance of having open,

honest discussions about our path forward and about the risks that we're asking them to take.

I'm Tim P and I spent six months living and working onboard the International Space Station

in 2016 and I wanted to give you a quick update about the Artemis 2 journey.

The astronauts on Artemis 2 will currently be doing those final preparations ahead of their mission

whilst they wait until the moon is in the right part of its orbit for the launch.

Now those astronauts will likely be feeling excitement, anticipation,

or perhaps some apprehension, after all they are going more than 400,000 kilometres away from Earth.

And like them, Maggie Christen and me have also been waiting and watching.

But I wanted to let you know that when the launch finally happens,

the team at 13 minutes will be ready to bring you all the latest action, news, and updates.

Every day, for nearly two weeks, we'll be bringing you the inside story of the mission,

the back stories and the amazing science and engineering that's behind it.

We'll also be talking to a host of amazing guests, the people who have really made the mission happen.

And we want you to join us as we begin this new era of human space exploration.

So keep your eye on 13 minutes and get ready to fly to the far side of the moon with us on Artemis 2.

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apply. It's 2009 and we're in the German mountains. A man straps himself into a car on the

world's most dangerous racetrack. He whispers to himself. It's time to put my balls on the dashboard.

As he starts the engine. In 15 minutes, he's in an ambulance on conscious. In 15 years, he's a

billionaire. This is Total Wolf, Formula 1's most powerful team boss and the breakout star of

Drive to Survive. This week on Good Bad Billionaire, how Total Wolf made his billions.

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