Historic Artemis I moon rocket launch scrubbed due to fuel leaks
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Happy Onam
I love fossil fuels
Why waste money. We have successfully failed at doing this. Just call Elon.
Human space exploration is taking a big step forward from Apollo to Artemis.
– It brings human to places we’ve never been there before.
The US, Canada and EU space technology is 100 years ahead of China now.
– Hopefully China won’t copy/paste it.
Nah yea definitely not
When China’s Long March rocket is mentioned, people always think of
– a 22-ton uncontrolled rocket about to *fall onto their head.*
Everyone on the Internet line saying it was scrubbed because of fuel leaks, You have to pay attention and maybe no little bit rockets, engine number three failed to thermal cycle simple not enough hydrogen engine not cold enough by
It sounds as though you’re saying something useful but it’s so badly worded I don’t know what you’re trying to say…
@Emm 😂
Love USA 🇺🇸
When they try again? What time?
friday. then monday.
All Fake
Huh
It had a mission a mission back to the repair shop.
If they haven’t observed those engine abnormalities or leaks that could’ve been the earliest and grandest New Year’s fireworks for 2023.
50 years ago, the home computer and cell phones hadn’t even been invented.
Yet we are supposed to believe that science could do then, what they cannot accomplish today.
The cracks in the story are showing really bad now.
Oooops!