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🚀 From Utah to the Moon. The final solid rocket booster segments for NASA's Artemis III mission have left Promontory, Utah, and are on their way to Kennedy Space Center in Florida. Built by Northrop Grumman, the massive boosters will help power the Space Launch System rocket, generating 7.2... show more

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