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NASA's Artemis I launches for the moon

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NASA's Artemis I launches for the moon

NASA's Artemis I launches for the moon

NASA's lunar rocket, Artemis I, finally blasts off from Kennedy Space Centre in Florida, kicking off the first of three missions aimed at putting humans back on the moon.


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