Hurricane Ian prompts NASA to roll moon rocket off launchpad, adding more delays

Hurricane Ian prompts NASA to roll moon rocket off launchpad, adding more delays
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NASA on Monday said it will roll its giant moon rocket off its launchpad in Florida and back to the assembly building to protect the vehicle from an advancing Hurricane Ian, whose strengthening winds are forecast to lash the agency's Kennedy Space Center later this week.

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NASA on Monday said it will roll its giant moon rocket off its launchpad in Florida and back to the assembly building to protect the vehicle from an advancing Hurricane Ian, whose strengthening winds are forecast to lash the agency's Kennedy Space Center later this week.

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