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NASA’s Artemis II rocket back to launch pad

Artemis II rocket creeps toward launch pad

NASA began moving its Artemis II rocket towards the launch pad ahead of its launch date set for April 1 at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida.

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NASA's mega-crawler to move Artemis II moon rocket to launch pad in Florida

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NASA Hauls Its Repaired Moon Rocket From the Hangar Back to the Pad for an Early April Launch

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Crews at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida are rolling out the Artemis II rocket to the launch pad as they prepare it for liftoff as early as April 1.

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Repaired Artemis II rocket returns to launch pad

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NASA moves repaired moon rocket to launch pad for April liftoff

Ready to roll again, NASA’s workhorse crawler has been hauling rockets since Apollo

When he’s not at work, Sam Dove drives a Chevy Silverado 1500. Dove gets to drive the crawler-transporter 2 (CT-2), which was one of two tracked vehicles originally designed to haul the Saturn V

NASA's Crawler-Transporter 2 does the heavy lifting in Artemis II

NASA's Crawler-Transporter vehicle, originally built to move Apollo-era Saturn V rockets to the launch pad, has been beefed up to transport Artemis.

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Remembering Saturn V, the Rocket That Took Us to the Moon

Above is a cutaway illustration showing the Saturn V launch vehicle and its major components. Gadgets gifts are the best gifts to get friends and family. The capsule will fly a cargo mission to the ISS early next year, with no crew on board this time.

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On This Day in 1969: Apollo 10 Rocket Rolled to Kennedy Space Center Launch Pad Ahead of Historic Mission

While the crew of Apollo 9 was still orbiting Earth on this day in 1969, preparations were already underway on the ground for the next critical step in the race to the Moon.

Experience NASA's history at Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex

Explore NASA's rich history and even feel the rumble of a launch at Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex in Florida.