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Artemis 2 rocket rollout latest news: NASA begins rollout for giant moon rocket

NASA is preparing to roll out its towering Artemis 2 moon rocket to Launch Pad 39B at the Kennedy Space Center on Jan. 17, and we will have full coverage of the major event here.

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NASA to roll out 11 million-pound moon rocket in preparation for astronauts' launch

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

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NASA’s Artemis II rocket set to roll to launch pad at Kennedy Space Center

Humanity’s return to the moon begins Saturday at less than 1 mph.

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NASA set to roll Artemis II rocket to launch pad

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NASA’s historic Artemis II moon mission is almost ready to launch

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Astronauts evacuated from ISS returned to Earth. What is NASA saying?

NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman said all four Crew-11 astronauts are 'in good spirits' after they landed early Thursday near California.

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Why was an astronaut medically evacuated from ISS? What NASA is saying

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NASA astronauts back on Earth after unprecedented medical emergency on ISS

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WATCH: NASA’s SpaceX Crew-11 splash down on Earth after ISS medical evacuation

The SpaceX Dragon spacecraft carrying the Crew-11 astronauts has splashed down into the ocean.

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Astronauts return to Earth after first ever medical evacuation from space station

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ISS astronauts return to Earth in Nasa’s first ever medical evacuation

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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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Managers on alert for “launch fever” as pressure builds for NASA’s Moon mission

The crawler carrying the SLS rocket and Orion spacecraft was built 60 years ago to haul NASA’s Saturn V rockets, then kept around for the Space Shuttle Program. Now, the vehicle is back to its original purpose of positioning Moon-bound rockets on their launch pads.