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Quick Summary: WASHINGTON: NASA aims to make a second attempt on Saturday (Sept 3) to launch its new Space Launch System (SLS) moon rocket, five days after a pair of technical issues foiled an attempt on Monday, agency officials said on Tuesday. The first voyage of the SLS-Orion, a mission dubbed Artemis I, aims to put the 5.75-million-pound vehicle through its paces in a rigorous demonstration flight pushing its design limits before NASA deems it reliable enough to carry astronauts. At a news briefing on Tuesday, NASA officials said they hoped to have those issues resolved in time for a...
