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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...

Of the apollo program, nasa shooting for the moon once again. in about six hours, thats expected to launch its space launch system mega rocket, the orion spacecraft, from the kennedy space center in florida. this is an uncrewed, 38-day test mission into deep space. its called artemis 1, and assuming all goes as planned later today, it will mark a major milestone for nasas artemis program, which aims to put the first woman and the first person of color on the moon as early as 2025. now, the launc...

"Sunstar," located at Mt. Wilson Observatory, will play a bright role during the 2022 Fulcrum Festival: "Deep Ocean/Deep Space."

Today's stories from our amazing Universe include Will NASA Beat China to a Giant Radio Telescope on the Moon’s Far Side to What will Humanity's Legacy to the Universe Be, and much more.

After the initial launch was scrubbed Monday, the agency said its targeting Saturday for the launch of the flight test around the Moon.

The first in a series of missions, NASA said the Artemis 1 mission will provide a foundation for human deep space exploration.

Craft being monitored by CSIRO will carry mannequins as a dress rehearsal for human mission in 2035

Things that the biden administration has not only held onto, but, you know, fully embraced. so, this is the first time that we have seen a program that has survived a presidential transition to go into deep space with a crewed spacecraft since apollo. so, a very historic time here, but doesnt look too likely right now that this is going to be the historic day that we were all hoping for, john and brianna. >> the launch window opens in about 28 minutes. thats when it was supposed to open. we expe...

Houston, Texas-based Celestis Memorial Spaceflights announced it will be sending cremated remains of Star Trek actress Nichelle Nichols to space aboard a rocket, along with those of other Star Trek cast members.