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Tens of thousands of people gather in Cape Canaveral for launch of NASA’s Artemis mission to return humans to the moon.
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Tens of thousands of people gather in Cape Canaveral for launch of NASA’s Artemis mission to return humans to the moon.
Artemis marks the first time since the end of the Space Shuttle program that NASA has debuted a new flagship vehicle and system geared toward human spaceflight.
NASA’s new moon rocket remained on track to blast off on a crucial test flight Monday, despite a series of lightning strikes at the launch pad.
Saturday afternoon brought thunderstorms over Kennedy Space Center including several lightning strikes at the launch pad from where the Artemis I mission is scheduled to lift off today.
NASA on Aug. 28 was on schedule to begin fueling the SLS rocket for its inaugural flight test, targeted for liftoff at 8:33 a.m. EDT Aug. 29.