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An engine temperature issue during the countdown forced the space agency to cancel the launch on Monday. A new attempt will be made on Saturday.

Araiza. now, police say they've cncluded their criminal investigation. those findings now in the hands of the county district attorney for review. linsey. >> alex, thank you. now, to the historic countdown that's about to get under way in florida for america's return to the moon. if all goes according to plan, nasa's artemis rocket will blast off tomorrow morning. abc's transportation correspondent gio benitez reports from the kennedy space center. >> reporter: tonight, we're just hours away from the beginning of a new space race we haven't seen in 50 years. artemis 1 ready for liftoff for t...

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The first giant step to returning astronauts to the lunar surface. nbc's tom fellow has more. >> standing 322 feet tall, nasa's artemis rocket is the biggest stand on the path and 50 years. and animus is a different. tied with two boosters it will be 50% more powerful then the monster saturn five rockets that carried apollo astronauts to the moon. this morning, all systems are go for a monday launch and a test flights to orbit the moon. >> we are pushing the vehicle to its limits, really stretching it to get ready for a crew. we mediate the risk as far as we can now it is time to get to launch...

Lindsey reiser takes an in-depth look at witness that is up to. >> and as that is really excited about this new mission. it was originally scheduled to launch in 2016, but was repeatedly pushed back because of construction delays, budget concerns, so now it aims to build a lunar base camp at the south pole, and gateway -- if this mission is successful, necessity will begin planning sending astronauts to the moon as early as 2024. let's take a closer look at ryan and the artemis rocket. it weighs nearly 6 million pounds and stands 32 stories tall. those boosters generating more thrusts h one th...