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Engineers confirmed there was "no impact" on the SLS or Orion spacecraft.

NASA's moon rocket launch pad gets hit with lightning, causing concerns of whether or not it will still take off on Monday as scheduled. Officials reassured that the test flight will remain on track as the thunderstorm did not cause any damage to the launch pad or the capsule.

Are getting ready to watch the launch, setting up early to bag the best spot. hundreds of thousands are expected in the area. im really excited, because its one of the biggest rocket launches in 50 years. its the largest so far thats going to be going up, and it will be extremely loud. ive been watching this stuff ever since, well, i i watched the space landing in 69. - so we live pretty close to where it will be launching, so well probablyjust climb up on our roof and watch it from there. the w...

Will be uncrewed to test if the technology works. if its successful, it will pave the way for human beings to return to the moon. our science editor rebecca morelle reports from cape canaveral in florida. its almost time. standing on launch pad 39b — the same one used by the apollo missions — the most powerful rocket nasa has ever built is ready for lift—off. the rocket is simply enormous, and its only when youre standing here that you realise get a sense of its size. and this is the last ...

Nasa is set to launch its Space Launch System on its maiden voyage to the Moon today. The spacecraft will go 60,000 km beyond the Moon and back.

Of testing it in—flight, and thats what we are excited about doing monday. so much is riding on this. the next step is to get astronauts on board. nasas ultimate plan is to land the first woman and the first person of colour on the lunar surface. along the causeways around cape canaveral, people are getting ready to watch the launch, setting up early to bag the best spot. hundreds of thousands are expected in the area. im really excited because its one of the biggest rocket launches in 50 year...

Saturday afternoon brought thunderstorms over Kennedy Space Center including several lightning strikes at the launch pad from where the Artemis I mission is scheduled to lift off today.

It will be the first of the artemis mission — and this flight will be uncrewed to test if the technology works. if successful, it will pave the way for human beings to return to the moon. 0ur science editor rebecca morelle reports from cape canaveral in florida. its almost time. standing on launch pad 39b — the same one used by the apollo missions — the most powerful rocket nasa has ever built is ready for lift—off. the rocket is simply enormous, and its only when youre standing here tha...

Three lightning strikes hit the lightning protection system towers Saturday afternoon.

By Joey Roulette and Steve Gorman CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (Reuters) - NASA's colossal next-generation rocketship was set for its long-awaited debut launc...