BREAKING: NASA's Artemis 1 mission moon rocket launch scrubbed after delays
NASA called off the launch of the Artemis 1 moon mission on Monday following a series of delays.
NASA’s assistant launch director, Jeremy Graeber, said after the repeated struggles with the first leak that the space agency would have to decide whether to go forward with the Monday morning launch. BUZZ ALDRIN'S MOON-FLOWN APOLLO 11 JACKET SELLS FOR RECORD $2.8MA crack or some other defect also was spotted this morning on the core stage — the big orange fuel tank with four main engines on it — with frost appearing around the suspect area, NASA officials said.
Even though no one was on board, thousands of people had jammed the coast to see the rocket soar, with Vice President Kamala Harris among the VIPs.
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