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The cost of failure is much higher than the cost of scrubbing. I can’t say it better than that. We have an obligation to get this right,” NASA associate administrator Jim Free said.

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The previous launch bid on Monday ended with technical problems forcing a halt to the countdown and postponement of the uncrewed flight.

Another frustrating delay for NASA's star-crossed SLS moon rocket.

An uncrewed test flight could be an inflection point in space history

Engineers are hopeful the weather will cooperate for the planned launch Saturday of NASA's Artemis moon rocket.

HCN prides itself on digging deep, but this month we literally go underground, accompanying Emily Benson into a Wyoming cave, where scientists who study cave formations hope that 100,000-year-old weather data can help us understand climate change. This summer’s flooding damaged property around Yellowstone National Park, but in the long run it might refresh the ecosystem. Despite a recent Supreme Court decision, the Environmental Protection Agency can still shut down polluters. There’s money ...

Engineers developed a work around to avoid a repeat of the engine cooling problem that derailed Monday's launch try.

Autonomous Site Preparation: Excavation, Compaction and Testing project has received funding through NASA’s Lunar Surface Technology Research program.

NASA has officially rescheduled the Artemis 1 launch.