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NASA believes that a change in fueling procedures should fix the problem

We were all excited about the potential launch at 1:30pm today, it didnt happen, but these things do happen? yes, it was disappointing because when they discovered that initial crack that they thought might have been the core it was actually just the insulation. everybody got very excited because that wasnt a huge issue and we knew we could launch with that, but when we started talking about the engine, i think most people realise that was much more serious stuff i confident they will be able to...

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They thought might have been the core it was actuallyjust they thought might have been the core it was actually just the insulation. everybody got very excited because that wasnt a huge issue and we knew we could launch with that, but when we started talking about the engine, i think most people realise that was much more serious stuff i confident they will be able to sort this out by friday? if they have to get this thing back in the assembly building, thatis thing back in the assembly building...

It’s finally happening. After years of planning, designing, building, engineering, and testing, NASA’s Artemis I mission is scheduled to lift off Monday on a historic journey to the moon.

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NASAs Artemis 1 moon rocket headed back to the launch pad Tuesday night (Aug. 19) to take a step closer to a landmark lunar mission.

Artemis 1 is the first in a series of missions designed to successfully get astronauts on the moon.