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space center where the uncrewed artemis i mission is scheduled to lift off between 8:33 and 10:33 a.m. here's the thing, there are technical issues right now. a hydrogen leak and potentially an engine problem threatening this morning's launch. >> the plan is for artemis one to eventually fly around the moon with three mannequins, including one named commander moonequin. nearly 50 years ago apollo went to the moon. the artemis plans to land humans on the lunar south pole of the moon in the next few years and ultimately serve as a way to get to mars. lets get the very latest on where t...

It includes the first astronaut from the uae. it also includes the russian cosmonaut andrey fedyaev making his first trip to space. it occurred to me today when i was reading up on the crew, you have the war in ukraine, worsening u.s.-russia relations. cooperation on the iss, how important is that continued partnership? >> it's crucial. continued corporation is critical. the space station, the way it was put together, the way the pieces fit together, two control center, things like that, complimentary hardware, we really need both control centers working in concert for the space station to sta...

And not down at the cape to see this with my own eyes. but as far as the problems go, it's not surprising. this is a very complicated, very large rocket, getting everything to work perfectly the very first time to launch it is not something that usually happens on something this complicated. so, if it's not today, it will be some day in the near future. hey, this is a test flight. that's why they do these things, to get it smooth and all the bugs worked out. >> one thing we're hearing and we were listening to engineers and flight directors talk about what the situation is, but it's a bleed in ...

Christopher Dobbins, a 31-year-old Crystal Lake native, was selected earlier this year as a flight director at NASA. He leads a team of flight controllers, research and engineering experts and support personnel around the world to safely accomplish NASA's human spaceflight missions.