NASA’s moon rocket rolls back to Vehicle Assembly Building for repairs

Spaceflight Now·Apr 26

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The NASA moon rocket, Artemis II, has been moved to and from the launch pad at Kennedy Space Center, with some reports indicating it was rolled back to the Vehicle Assembly Building for repairs. There are conflicting reports about the rocket's current location, with some outlets stating it has been returned to the launch pad. The movement of the rocket may be related to preparations for a possible launch, potentially in April.

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