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NASA gambled with its multi-billion dollar moon rocket and it may have paid off for the U.S. space agency. With Hurricane Nicole hitting Florida just days before the massive rocket was set to launch, the agency made the call to leave the rocket perched atop its launch pad to brave the storm. Now that crews have been able to safely assess the state of the 212-foot-tall Space Launch System (SLS) and its Orion crew capsule, they say it's full steam ahead for the first phase of NASA’s Artemis mission, with an expected launch next week with liftoff set for 1:04 a.m. EST on Wednesday morning. "There's nothing preventing us from getting to a launch attempt on Nov. 16," Jim Free, NASA's ass

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