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NASA Releases Reason Behind Early Engine Shutdown of First SLS Moon Rocket Test

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NASA officials reveal why the SLS hot-fire tests on Saturday was cut short to a little over a minute.

The First Flight Of Orion-SLS Would Be Out Of Crews, NASA Announced

May 13, 2017

Orion-SLS would be at the launch pad on 2019 but it will travel alone. NASA and White House jointly took the decision that there will be no crews in the first mission for the safety purpose.

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NASA Releases Reason Behind Early Engine Shutdown of First SLS Moon Rocket Test

The First Flight Of Orion-SLS Would Be Out Of Crews, NASA Announced

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