The giant NASA Space Launch System (SLS) rocket slowly approached the launch pad in Florida on Saturday. |
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The moon is calling humanity again. After more than 54 years, four astronauts will go around it as part of the Artemis II mission. NASA’s giant SLS rocket has moved to the launch pad in Florida and is set to begin a 10-day journey next month, the longest human space mission since Apollo, which promises a unique look at Earth’s companion. The launch depends on a “wet test” to detect any problems before the flight.
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