NASA moves Artemis Moon rocket to hangar for repairs

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NASA moved its big Artemis moon rocket from the launch pad. It went back to its hangar for important repairs.

The rocket's slow journey took all day at Kennedy Space Center. It stayed at the launch pad for about one month.

Managers decided to move the rocket because of problems. A helium system broke, and there were fuel leaks before.

The rocket launch was delayed by many months. The Artemis II mission will now fly in April or later.

The four astronauts no longer needed to stay isolated. They attended a special event at the U.S. Capitol.

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Why did NASA move the Artemis moon rocket?

NASA moved the rocket because of problems, including a broken helium system and fuel leaks.

How long did the rocket stay at the launch pad?

The rocket stayed at the launch pad for about one month.

When will the Artemis II mission now fly?

The Artemis II mission will now fly in April or later.

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