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Comes after so much stress from nasa. this rocket had to be rolled back because of hurricane ian, then it got hit by hurricane nicole, category one hurricane, while this rocket was at the pad, just five days ago, and now here we are. it was a very clean countdown during the beginning of fueling, then at the and we ran into two issues, another hydrogen leak they had to send out a team called the red crew to people, three people to actually go up to the launchpad while the rocket was fully fueled, basically a sitting bomb, and they have to tighten some votes, fix, it got the hydrogen leak, fixed...

Called the red crew to the launch pad to try to fix it. this is basically like the bomb squad because, you know, a fully fueled rocket is essentially a bomb and they had to go out into the danger blast zone to literally tighten some nuts and bolts. they were able to fix it. listen to how one member of that red crew described the moment. >> we were very focused on what was happening up there, just making sure we knew what was happening because the rocket -- you know, it's alive, it's creaking, it's making venting noises, it's pretty scary. so on zero deck my heart was pumping. my nerves were go...

The Space Launch System (SLS) took off early Wednesday morning, beginning the next phase of human space exploration.

NASA has analyzed the data from the wet dress rehearsal conducted June 20 and determined the testing campaign is complete. The agency plans to roll the Space Launch System rocket