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After years of cost overruns and delays, damning reports by government watchdogs and criticisms from space enthusiasts and even parts of NASAs own leadership, the SLS endures, as only a rocket built by Congress could.

The unmanned capsule will travel into the moon's orbit and return in about 40 days.

NASAs debut Space Launch System Artemis I will lay the foundation for a sustained long-term presence on and around the Moon.

Clark was returned to his travel carrier after passing through security. and everyone got quite the view there, a birds eye view. the countdown is on for the first spacecraft design to carry humans to the moon in 50 years. its about to take off, but without humans. the artemis i mission is expected to lift off monday morning. nasa says the uncrewed rocket, its most powerful yet, will eventually help put a person on mars. how are conditions looking for this launch? >> reporter: fredericka, ill ...

Launch dates on the calendar but somebody else in that briefing earlier today was saying we would love for it to go now because as you know, it only gets worse as you get closer into like really the heart of hurricane season so everybody at nasa is hoping this weather goes away and theyre able to get the rocket off the launch pad on monday. >> im jealous i wont be there. youll be there for us, kristen. thank you so much. we appreciate it. coming up, why 113 million year old dinosaur prints wer...

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Lightning crackled close to NASAs Artemis 1 moon rocket on the launch pad today (Aug. 27) in Florida, with several bolts even striking the lightning towers.

In just a few days, NASA and its commercial partners are returning humans to the Moon in the first mission of the Artemis Program. All eyes will be on the ro

Can you watch NASA Artemis launch on TikTok, Instagram or Twitch? If you cant visit Space Coast of Florida to watch in person, you can livestream it

A satellite has given us stunning birds-eye views of NASAs towering Artemis 1 moon rocket, just a few days before the huge vehicle leaves Earth.