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The great news is that everything that im hearing is that at launch time, at 2:17 p.m. the weather is about 60% awesome. in that two-hour launch period, it grandly improves to almost 80%. so i feel confident if those very smart engineers are going to ignore that faulty sensor, then im going to trust them that they know exactly what theyre doing and we are a go for launch. thats my hope. >> yeah. and does that earlier scrubbing set back the timeline for the artemis mission in any way? or is it si...

Back to the moon before eventually heading to mars. nbcs jake ward is at the kennedy space center in florida, where preparations are underway. jake, has a looking for a launch today. >> well katie, as you mentioned, the issue on monday was a bad engine center. at that time, it was all about putting the fuel in the rocket inside. basically huge tank of liquid hydrogen sits below huge tank of liquid oxygen, at this hour, crews are working to put those two chemicals inside but the difficulty is, ho...

Away from the viewing stands. it is another to see it right here almost directly at the launch pad. this rocket is absolutely massive, 322 feet tall. its taller than the statue of liberty. and you really get a sense when youre out here that this truly is the most powerful rocket ever built. but more power means its also more complex. nasa says it has repaired the hydrogen leak that delayed launch on monday. the engine number 3, the cooldown system was working and blames it on a bad sensor. >> we...

About. the one on monday but they were worried about was, yes they had a leak that they got sorted, but then they had another issue in which they thought one of the four engines was not cooling properly. it turns out that that actually was cooling properly. they had a faulty sensor. just to step back and realize, how extraordinary complicated it is to get one of these things off the ground. and the incredible caution and complexity of the checks list that goes into it. theres 500 variables that ...

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And to suspend me like that.me l itike is really scary. yeah. never comply, never obey, never stop. telling the truth. hi , rachel .ank you fo thank you for what you do. creative libs have ticke d off more news for me. >> thank you. whether the repair is a simple fuel tank cap, a more complex sensor or anything else, rock , auto, .com has the parts you need. oh, the persian gulf. i mean, died of a heart attack. >> do they have life insurance ? no, but we have life insurance ,john . >> im trying ...

Theres going to be some sort of weather issue. but because it is two hours, they also feel fairly confident that they will get a break in precipitation or clouds enough to where they can give it a go. so thats the weather issue. the other issue is the big technical questions. the issue on the technical side on the first launch attempt was cooling down one engine, engine number three. they have to get it down to negative 420 degrees fahrenheit in order to get it ready to launch. they equate it to...