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1420 miles per hour. the engines are -- maximum thrust. the next major milestone will be for the solid rocket boosters to cut off -- at two minutes and 11 seconds into the flight. so, about 30 seconds for now. again, quiet here in mission control houston, as teams continue monitoring the flight of artemis one. we are now 16 miles downrange from the launch by the kennedy space center, traveling over 2800 miles per hour. standing by for solid rocket booster jettison and shortly thereafter. confirm...

-- 25 engines -- 3400 miles per hour, 36 miles downrange. two minutes and 36 seconds into the flight, hearing nominal calls here in mission control houston. we have still got for four good engines on the core stage. next up we will be looking for the service engine module two separate. -- providing structural support, protecting the service module. those will separate at about three modules and 11 seconds into flight. and very shortly thereafter, will be followed by the launch awards system sepa...

-- good control, team control, mission, houston -- 30 seconds to get the flight markers. first milestone will be -- nine seconds into launch. this is the greatest period of -- force -- rocket. -- now traveling 607 miles per hour. you are looking at 8.8 billion ads of maximum thrust. quiet here. -- mission control. four core stage, throttling down, and -- execute. now one minute and 21 seconds into the flight, traveling at

When we think about the things that we can do moving forward, getting a new generation excited about all this, you see parents bringing their kids here, to witness this, history made today. and even now, tom, as we are watching it, we can still see that bright light made in the sky as orion continues its trajectory. has core stage dropped yet? >> no we believe the managing cut off will be about eight minutes and 30 seconds or so into the flight. that will be a key indicator -- we should keep lis...

Weve still got four good engines on the core stage. next up will be looking for the service module fearing to separate. this is 3 15 by 15 ft fairing panels providing structural support protecting the service module separated about three minutes and 11 seconds into flight in very shortly thereafter will be followed by the launch. abort system separation. just over three minutes into the flight of artemis, one now traveling over 4060 mph 83 miles downrange. we just had confirmation that the servi...

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Flow of liquid hydrogen to the rockets -- that core stage, the orange part of the rocket. this is according to the nasa broadcast. so apparently there has been some kind of leak that has been detected. we are keeping an eye on that, but look, there is still a backup opportunity on monday or tuesday. >> yeah. so lets go now to kennedy space center and cnns space and defense correspondent kristin fisher life there for us this morning. kristin, a bit of a delay again. but its possible it could only...

Any good news to update us with? >> reporter: hey, guys. good morning. i wish i had some better news for you, but its not over yet. let me walk you through the problem of what weve been watching over the last hour. since i last spoke to you, nasa engineers have been troubleshooting this hydrogen leak. and here is where it is. this is the sls rocket. this is the main core stage. right now they are trying to fill this core stage with super cooled propellant, liquid oxygen and liquid hydrogen. in o...

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Next chapter in deep space exploration. we are four hours away from the launch to the moon at kennedy space center. there will not be a crew, this is the first step in sending astronauts back to the moon. nasa already had task of the first launch. now they are reporting that their engineers are currently working to fix a liquid hydrogen leak. msnbcs lindsey reiser gives us a closer look at the launch systems cutting edge technology. lindsey, hello. >> we are going to give you a birds-eye view of...