if they can t go today, the next opportunity is monday. if that doesn t work, they ll try to go at the end of the month. they can t go every day, there are certain restrictions, where the moon is, where the rocket will rendezvous and so on. people will understand that and we ll eventually get off the ground. but they re really close. even if it s not today, they re close to getting this thing going. i just don t like hearing there s always tomorrow, we ve all been waiting for this moment. that s the space business. exactly. and i m sure it s not difficult to get people to come vacation in florida. miles, this is the largest rocket nasa has ever built, right? big picture, how much effort did it take to get to this moment? well, it s really, depending on how you count, it s about 18 years in the making, if you go back to the predecessor campaign, the constellation program. it is the most powerful rocket that nasa has ever built.
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