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The crowds surged around the brazilian president—elect after his speech. lula says hes urging the un to allow brazil to host the 2025 un climate conference, and he says he wants it to be held in the amazon itself. justin rowlatt, bbc news, sharm el sheikh, egypt. nasas artemis rocket has finally launched, marking the start of a new era, which its hoped will eventually see humans return to the moon. technical hitches and two hurricanes prevented previous launch attempts, but the rocket has fina...

Sharm el—sheikh, egypt. nasas artemis rocket has finally launched, marking the start of a new era, which will eventually see humans return to the moon. technical hitches and two hurricanes prevented previous launch attempts, but the rocket has finally blasted off on its debut flight from floridas kennedy space centre. our science editor, rebecca morrelle, was watching. and here we go. it was the moment theyd been waiting for. three, two, one... and lift—off of artemis i! after months of setb...

Im joined now by cnn spacing defense correspondent kristen fisher, this at the space center for the launch, we will see, now that cant seem to catch a break here, what is the latest on the launch? >> well, kim, right now the rocket itself is who to go, it is almost fully fueled, this is by far the farthest the nasa team has gotten in any of the previous two launch attempts. right now, kim, believe it or, not the problem is with a faulty ethernet switch, not associated with nasa. but associated w...

Ignition and liftoff of artemis 1. we rise together back to the moon and beyond. >> there it is. the third time is a charm. the artemis 1 moon rocket blasted off a short time ago for a 26-day administration, despite some delays earlier due to technical glitches. the rocket is now officially the most powerful one ever to reach earths orbit after the first launch attempts were scrubbed in august and september. late tuesday, the team had to address an issue tied to a crucial radar system. they also...

Which has finally managed to launch its artemis rocket on a journey to the moon. artemis will send an uncrewed capsule on a 26 day test trip around the moon — a first step to taking astronauts back to the lunar surface by 2025. this mornings launch from florida followed two previous attempts in august and september that were aborted during countdown because of technical problems. our science editor rebecca morelle is at goonhilly earth station in cornwall which is tracking the rocket�*s prog...

This is the most powerful rocket nasa has built. it has taken several setbacks to get here. we have had several launch attempts. the first scrubbed because of a faulty temperature sensor. then a hydrogen leak. then two hurricanes. nasa rolled back the vehicle into the vehicle assembly building for hurricane ian. that was a setback. hurricane nicole, most recently, nasa made the calculation not to roll back artemis after had it been rolled back on the launch pad. by the time the forecast took a t...

Our out-of-this-world lead, the artemis moon mission. the launch window opens just after 1:00 a.m. eastern and goes until 3:00 a.m. nasa is hoping the third time will be the charm after technical problems prevented two launch attempts in august. the rocket also survived last w nicole. thanks, nicole. again, the launch window opens just after 1:00 a.m. eastern tonight. it is the most powerful rocket ever built, and should be quite a sight. our coverage now continues with one mr. wolf blitzer in "...

Problem is that you can only detect limit cryogenic temperatures, which means “400 fahrenheit, where liquid hydrogen is actually flowing through the fuel lines. you cant detect that at room temperature, ambient temperature. they can check it all they want, but until we actually call it, you dont know if the leak is there. the way they have been doing that so far is through launch attempts. hopefully they will be able to figure out a different way, maybe they can do a partial fuel leak test, se...

Nasa automation shows what the lift-off is expected to look like once they can launch the rocket. it is intended to stress test this type of rocket never flown before and the most powerful in nasa history and to test the spacecraft before they put humans on board carrying them back to the moon. were looking at two additional launch attempts. one window opens on friday. if that dont work, the following monday. back to you, dana. >> dana: well be ready whenever it happens. thank you. >> trace: bad...

Damaging tornado touched down in gaylord, michigan. the states governor has declared a state of emergency. look at these pictures. a city council member says the tornado took out an insane amount of buildings. you can see why there. right through the community. adding that the town is devastated. and they are in. boeings star liner spacecraft successfully docked at the international space station on friday. the unmanned test mission was set with technical issues, including two failed launch at...