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1:37Now PlayingFive decades after NASA's last manned lunar mission, its Artemis program seeks to establish a presence on the moon to prepare for missions to Mars.
RELATEDNASA's James Webb Space Telescope reveals myriad of galaxies
NASA's Artemis I mission is set to launch August 29 from Kennedy Space Center in Florida. At least 100,000 visitors are expected for the first window.
Standing 322 feet tall, it promises to be the biggest, most powerful rocket to launch from Florida's Space Coast in years – bringing with it a level of excitement to match.
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