NASA scrubs Artemis I moon rocket launch Monday morning, due to fuel leaks (Lead)
US space agency NASA on Monday scrubbed its historic Artemis I mission to the Moon due to fuel leaks.
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US space agency NASA on Monday scrubbed its historic Artemis I mission to the Moon due to fuel leaks.
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The most powerful rocket NASA has ever built, Artemis I, will launch an uncrewed test flight from the Kennedy Space Center just after 8:30 Monday morning. Here's where to watch it in person.
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Nasa has given the green signal for Artemis-I to fly to the Moon on August 29.