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The frozen water locked up in the rock. >> fantastic. >> and i'd like to add something else to the whole idea of what happens. so, i think there's a timeline that actually connects apollo much more to artemis than, perhaps, has been told. so, the engine you're speaking of that was on the space shuttle, it was actually a modified saturn v engine. so, there is this continuity. we added the solid rocket boosters, which is part of the shuttle program. and i always feel that it's important for us to understand, for example, we did not complete all the apollo missions that were set up to go to the m...

Right here and on the artemis rocket the orion capsule sits up top. this is the space shuttle. these two white solid rocket boosters, those all use parts from the space shuttle on the artemis rocket. where they're running into trouble are these engines, these are the rs-25 engines, there are four of them that have been moved off the shuttle and on to the bottom of the core stage of the sls artemis rocket. one of those rockets, engine number 3, is running into some issues. the engineers and there are 91 engineers inside the kennedy space center right now troubleshooting these engine problems ri...

NASA’s SLS rocket and the Artemis I mission are scheduled to launch on Monday.

Most complex system that has been put into space yet. >> first time i saw "columbia" and got close to it, my whole thought was oh, my god, it's big. and this is going to go 17,500 miles per hour? >> more than half a million people crowded the beaches around cape kennedy this morning to witness first-hand the first space shuttle launch. >> t minus 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4. we have gone for main engine start. >> we added a giant fuel tank to it and two solid rocket boosters that are the largest pop bottle rockets on the planet. when you light that puppy it's going somewhere. >> america's first space...

Would commute to space carrying scientists and satellites. >> the most important thing was the digital revolution of faster, more powerful computers with complex software. >> computers are absolutely necessary to fly a spacecraft like the shuttle. it's the most sophisticated, most complex system that has been put into space yet. >> first time i saw "columbia" and got close to it, my whole thought was, oh my god, it's big. and this is going to go 17,500 miles per hour? >> more than half a million people crowded the beaches around cape kennedy this morning if witness firsthand the first space sh...