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NASA engineers raced to fix issue before Artemis II launch

NASA prepares for Artemis II launch as flight system issue is resolved

NASA is moving forward with the Artemis II mission — the first crewed trip around the moon since the 1970s — after engineers resolved a potential issue with the flight termination system. The 10‑day mission will send astronauts around the moon without landing before returning to Earth.

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Artemis II: 4 astronauts launch for 10-day moon mission | Morning in America

Artemis II, the first crewed mission to the moon in more than five decades, took off Wednesday, sending four astronauts on a historic 10-day mission.

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Inside the Orion, the cosmic ‘minivan’ the Artemis II crew will spend 10 days inside

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Watch live: Artemis II crew set to launch as NASA eyes return to moon

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The long-awaited return trip to the moon's orbit from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida will take astronauts farther in space than anyone in human history.

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Artemis II toilet returns to 'normal operations' after brief issue

The toilet system on board NASA's Artemis II mission had a brief issue after launch.

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Artemis II: What is the flight termination system?

NASA officials encountered a brief communication issue with the flight termination system, a critical safety system needed before Artemis II could safely launch from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida.