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NASA releases footage of mega rocket's maiden flight to Moon
NASA has released aerial footage of its most potent megarocket's flight to the moon, which was launched on November 16th.
The agency had recently launched its next-generation 32-story rocket toward the moon. The rocket is said to be the most powerful operational one till date.
The released 32-second footage shows the rocket launch from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida.
As per the video, two of the largest solid boosters blast away from the rest of the rocket to provide it with the necessary thrust. With its fitted orange booster, the rocket then makes its way towards the moon.
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As of now, the Artemis I Mission doesn't have any crew. However, a successful flight test will allow astronauts to join the mission later.
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