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The test of ages to that moment 80 years ago. 80 years ago today. [applause] >> president biden: on behalf of the american people as commander-in-chief, it is highest honor to be able to salute you here in normandy once more, all of you, god love you. [applause] winston churchill called what happened here "the greatest, most complicated operation ever." after years of planning, operation overlord was ready to la launch, just as soon as weather turned. across the choppy english channel, the supre...

Ola Electric: In April, one in every two E2Ws registered in India was an Ola S1, the company said.

It was the final launch of United Launch Alliance's Delta series of rockets, a legacy that dates back to the early days of American spaceflight. 

The ULA leadership said more reinforcement needs to be done before more rounds of testing.

Point, correct. you cant take any chances with this very important program. >> yeah. so its a $4 billion rocket at least, if you include the development costs for this la launch. and the very next one were going to put people on there, so this is a very important test flight. if something goes wrong we dont want to have to redo this. were going to make sure that everything is absolutely perfect before the decision to launch is made. >> do you have a take on what your decision would be at this po...

Different. theres going to be an amazing amount of new technology involved in this launch. for the key for me and very excited to see how the orion has solar panels instead of using fuel cells like that and apollo. lots of new tech. lots of new ideas. lots of new ways to engage the public as we do this. >> one of the missions of course is a task they have a manikins, dummies that are wired up to see if the would be for humans but the goal i guess in about two years potentially was to launch astr...

La launch, from a european space port. a reminder that this is not just a nasa mission, this is a global international partnership with europe and the canadian space agency as well. but despite this tremendously successful launch, this is really only the beginning of the webb space telescopes journey to go into an orbit with the sun about a million miles away from the earth. the next 29 days, that is what nasa calls the 29 days on edge. youve heard about the 7 minutes of terror with the mars rov...

"Being able to more quickly identify what kind of detonation it was — that will help us better understand who might have done it and what was the intent."

"Being able to more quickly identify what kind of detonation it was — that will help us better understand who might have done it and what was the intent."

"Being able to more quickly identify what kind of detonation it was — that will help us better understand who might have done it and what was the intent."