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Despite an early-morning fuel leak that temporarily paused the countdown, NASA still plans to launch the Artemis rocket Monday morning.

NASA news: No one was inside the Orion capsule atop the 322-foot (98-meter) rocket at Kennedy Space Center. Instead, three test dummies were strapped in for the lunar-orbiting mission, expected to last six weeks.

Despite an early-morning fuel leak that temporarily paused the countdown, NASA still plans to launch the Artemis rocket Monday morning.

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Fuel leaks and a possible crack discovered during final liftoff preparations threatened to delay the launch of NASAs mighty new moon rocket Monday morning on its shakedown flight with three test dummies aboard.

NASA has called off the scheduled launch of its Artemis 1 mission moon rocket Monday following technical and weather issues, including a problem with chilling an engine.

Fuel leaks and a possible crack discovered during final liftoff preparations delayed the launch of NASA’s mighty new moon rocket Monday morning on its shakedown flight with three test dummies aboard.

A fuel leak has interrupted NASAs launch countdown for its new moon rocket