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NASA Artemis II launch date pushed back

You can see NASA's Artemis rocket on the launch pad anytime. Here's how

The towering rocket NASA will use to help propel four astronauts on a historic trip around the moon is vertical on the launch pad, and you can see it anytime.

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NASA's Artemis II moon rocket reaches launch pad, prepares for first crewed lunar mission in 50 years

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NASA’s new moon rocket moves to the pad ahead of astronaut launch as early as February

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Florida residents don't have to be in person to see Artemis II SLS rocket

As early as Sunday, Feb. 8, the rocket could provide the initial burst of thrust to propel the crew of Artemis 2 into space on the first human lunar spaceflight in more than 50 years.

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Artemis 2 SLS wet dress rehearsal latest news: Moon rocket fueling test now set for Feb. 2

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Cold snap forces NASA to scrub Artemis II rehearsal, delays launch

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Artemis II launch timeline delayed due to weather, NASA officials say

NASA has decided to bring the Crew-11 astronauts home a month earlier than originally planned due to a "medical concern" with one of them.

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Cold weather in Florida is pushing back the Artemis II launch

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NASA delays Artemis 2 pre-launch test due to cold snap

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NASA locks in 1st crewed moon shot in 54 years as 322 ft rocket hits the pad

The United States is back in the business of launching people toward the Moon. With a 322 ft tall mega-rocket now standing on its seaside pad in Florida, NASA has locked in the hardware for the first crewed lunar voyage in 54 years and shifted the Artemis program from concept to countdown.

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NASA outlines plan for imminent launch of Artemis human moon mission

In the days ahead, NASA could roll out the SLS rocket that will propel four astronauts on a journey around the moon. Here's the latest on Artemis 2.

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Four High-Risk Experiments Will Hitch a Ride on the Crewed Moon Mission’s Rocket

There are four CubeSats on board the Artemis II rocket, made by foreign space organizations that are part of the Artemis Accords.