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NASA's SLS rocket faces new setback that could delay astronauts' return to the moon Less than a minute into a recent test, the SLS engine experienced a 'major component failure' – a considerable setback in the rocket's developmental timeline. Jan 18, 2021 11:06:48 IST After billions of dollars and a decade of work, NASA’s plans to send astronauts back to the moon had a new setback Saturday. A planned eight-minute test firing of the four engines of a new mega rocket needed for the moon missions came to an abrupt end after only about a minute. As engineers disentangle what went wrong, the f...
Return to the moon and then mars, on the orion spacecraft, successfully testing it just this month. the senior project manager showing us the mobile launcher, 400 feet tall. >> we're building the mobile launcher, which will support the space launch system rocket and orion spacecraft to get us to that first step, which will be the moon. >> reporter: nasa hopes it will happen in 2024. and back in houston, flight director gene krantz famously sat. >> cap com, we're stay for the-1. >> reporter: 50 years later, there are now women in the two top jobs as chief flight director and deputy chief flight...
And we're opening up and we are going to be leading again like we've never led before. we are a nation of pioneers and the next great american frontier is space. >> reporter: nasa's big operation currently here at kennedy space center is building the space launch system rocket which is going to be absolutely enormous, as well as the orion capsule, both of which the vice president will get to see first hand when he tours campus later. >> leland: so that's what nasa is doing. you mentioned the retirement of the space shuttle. since then it's space x and these private companies that are really ta...