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CNN CNN Newsroom With Fredricka Whitfield June 4, 2024 18:18:00

This is exactly when the launch window would have opened if nasa did not scrub. so a lot of disappointment today. another day, another hydrogen leak. right now, the mission management team are meeting at some point this afternoon to finalize what to do next. the official results of that meeting are likely going to be unveiled at a press conference later today, likely around 4:00 p.m. but unofficially, behind the scenes, we already know that nasa administrator bill nelson and other top nasa leaders have been telling the ips who had gathered in a nearby building to watch the launch that they believe a full rollback of this rocket is going to be necessary, meaning they re going to take this entire stacked rocket, 322 feet tall, taller than the statue of liberty, put it on the crawler which moves at the speed of one mile per hour, and take it all the way back, four miles, ....

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CNN CNN Newsroom With Fredricka Whitfield June 4, 2024 16:10:00

Informal remarks to them and told them that they believe that a rollback, a full rollback of the sls rocket in orion capsule is going to be necessary in order to fix the problem that caused the scrub today. we expect official confirmation of that to come likely during the 4:00 p.m. press conference that nasa officials are going to give to the press this afternoon. but behind the scenes, this is what the nasa leadership is telling some of the vips in attendance. that a rollback is likely. so what does that mean? well, sayrah, is means this rocket will be put on this crawler, this massive machine that dates back to the 1960s and rolled back about four miles very slowly to just a little ways away from where we are now, to the vertical assembly building for some repairs. this in and of itself, this move, a full rollback is ....

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CNN CNN Newsroom With Fredricka Whitfield June 4, 2024 15:19:00

Try to make some fixes in a short period of time. they do have a two-hour launch window on monday. that s a possibility. they have another launch window on tuesday but it s only like 30 minutes long, that s really not what nasa wants. so if they cannot get this fixed on the launch pad by either monday or tuesday, then it s really not good, because then, sara, they have to take this entire stack, all 322 feet of it, they have to put it back on the crawler and take it all the way back four miles to the vertical assembly building for repairs. and that would mean they couldn t try to launch again until late september or early october, not to mention, sara, this puts a ton of strain on the entire rocket. any time you move it, we re talking about jiggling little hoses and lines and seals. moving it four miles, that only increases the likelihood that something else can go wrong, sara. kristin, i love geeking out ....

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