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NASA engineers have declared the rocket fit to fly after Hurricane Nicole

The mission management team met last night to determine if those repairs were sufficient for the rocket to fly. they determined that they werent able to fix one of the main problems with the rocket which was essentially some caulking called rtv insulation at the base of the orion capsule which sits on top of the rocket. a ten foot strip were peeled off by the wind. they cant fix it on the launch pad but last night they said they are comfortable with the rocket as it and ready to let it fly for t...

They will start the tanking process. wanted to tell you quickly, a little about the trajectory. orion will go close to the moon, go into distant retrograde. thats the farthest any vehicle for humans has traveled. the return back to earth is a test for the heat shields. the goal, to get man to the moon to build a lunar base camp, to go to mars. even though this is unmanned, its a fact finding mission. science experiments will did he deployed as well. back out here on the launch pad, we are waitin...

NASAs Artemis 1 moon rocket is standing on a launch pad (again) ready for its debut flight. Experience the milestone moment with Space.coms Brett Tingley.

Final preparations are underway in Florida as NASA tries for a third time to send the Space Launch System rocket and Orion spacecraft on a test flight known as Artemis I.

NASA is moving ahead toward launch of its new moon rocket at 1:04 a.m. EST Wednesday from Florida's Kennedy Space Center.

Florida is preparing for impacts from Subtropical Storm Nicole. The system will soak the Space Coast and bring hurricane-strength winds near where NASA's Artemis 1 rocket is awaiting liftoff.

For the 3rd time, NASA will attempt to launch the Space Launch System rocket on its maiden voyage, marking the start of the Project Artemis missions.

For the 3rd time, NASA will attempt to launch the Space Launch System rocket on its maiden voyage, marking the start of the Project Artemis missions.

For the 3rd time, NASA will attempt to launch the Space Launch System rocket on its maiden voyage, marking the start of the Project Artemis missions.