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Flow of liquid hydrogen to the rockets -- that core stage, the orange part of the rocket. this is according to the nasa broadcast. so apparently there has been some kind of leak that has been detected. we are keeping an eye on that, but look, there is still a backup opportunity on monday or tuesday. >> yeah. so let's go now to kennedy space center and cnn's space and defense correspondent kristin fisher life there for us this morning. kristin, a bit of a delay again. but it's possible it could only be a minor one that it would only stall them a half hour. what are you hearing on the ground the...

Any good news to update us with? >> reporter: hey, guys. good morning. i wish i had some better news for you, but it's not over yet. let me walk you through the problem of what we've been watching over the last hour. since i last spoke to you, nasa engineers have been troubleshooting this hydrogen leak. and here is where it is. this is the sls rocket. this is the main core stage. right now they are trying to fill this core stage with super cooled propellant, liquid oxygen and liquid hydrogen. in one of the lines called the quick disconnect, it's a hydrogen line that goes right in about here, t...

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Next chapter in deep space exploration. we are four hours away from the launch to the moon at kennedy space center. there will not be a crew, this is the first step in sending astronauts back to the moon. nasa already had task of the first launch. now they are reporting that their engineers are currently working to fix a liquid hydrogen leak. msnbc's lindsey reiser gives us a closer look at the launch systems cutting edge technology. lindsey, hello. >> we are going to give you a bird's-eye view of the rocket. we are gonna test our building to go into deep space. >> the vehicle is built for hum...