NASA and the SLS teams have successfully launched the agency’s super heavy lift rocket which will facilitate humanity’s return to the Moon: this time to establish a permanent presence on our closest celestial neighbor.
The launch of Artemis I occurred on Wednesday, Nov. 16 at 1:47 AM EST (06:47 UTC).
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