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Way back in 2011. so this is a long time coming and what were going to see today, hopefully, is the final test for this rocket before its actually launched into space. they call it the wet dress rehearsal and the reason its called wet is because theyre actually going to be filling this rocket is liquid propellant, its highly flammable, they found leaks and other problems during the last three attempts. so this is a fourth attempt and essentially what theyre going to do is simulate everything but...

Artemis I’s extended delay is expected to end soon, but its afternoon wet dress rehearsal has been delayed until the early evening.

Korean space rocket positioned at launch pad ahead of 2nd launch

Artemis' first test yielded several issues with the rocket. Will the second try be better this time?

With repairs complete and the rocket in place at its designated launch pad, NASA is ready to once again attempt a critical fueling test of its next-generation Space Launch System.

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NASA is hoping the fourth time’s the charm for the final big test before it can finally launch its massive new rocket to the moon.

ORLANDO, Fla. — NASA is hoping the fourth time’s the charm for the final big test before it can finally launch its massive new rocket to the moon. The redo of the Artemis I wet dress rehearsal at Kennedy Space Center is slated to begin Saturday evening with staff called

The test looks to run a simulated countdown including the filling and draining of fuel to the 5.75 million-pound, 322-foot-tall combination of the Space Launch System, Orion capsule and mobile launcher.

The registration will close at 4 pm ET (20:00 UTC) on June 14. Register now before it ends! Do you want to be a part of NASA's widely anticipated Artemis I lunar mission? Well, today is your last chance! (Photo : NASA) The space agency is not literally issuing a last-minute invitation for average people to join the moon-bound Orion spacecraft.