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NASA postpones rocket launch to the Moon

The launch of NASA's new rocket to the Moon was postponed this Monday (29) due to a technical problem with one of its main engines, the United States space agency said, adding that the solution will take at least a few days.

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João Caminoto

The next possible launch date for the unmanned mission, which will mark the beginning of Artemis, the United States' major space program to return to the Moon, is Friday, September 2.

(with AFP)

This post was last modified on August 29, 2022 10:18 pm

João Caminoto

Journalist with more than 30 years of experience, I held various positions - from reporter to international correspondent to editorial director - in several publications, such as Estadão, Broadcast, Época, BBC, Veja and Folha. I feel privileged to have embraced this profession. I am in love with my family and Corinthians.

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