WATCH: NASA Artemis 1 Moon Rocket Launch! - LIVE

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Tune in at 6:30pm ET / 9:30pm ET on Sunday November 13, when NASA will once again attempt to return to the Moon for its first uncrewed Artemis rocket launch.

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This is amazing! I know many decades before I was born we went to the moon but I never thought I would live to see us going back to the moon! We are finally headed in the right direction again!

JonathanLit

At 3:02:18 in - DAMN! What a thrill to announce the GO! That supercharged me big time! I remember watching this LIVE, and to hear they were on…man I started crying; I was so happy!

dawnwelch

Congratulations on the collective efforts of many companies. Looks like so good, so far Go ULA!

susanr

Why is all the footage CGI? We can get cameras into space; on the moon, etc etc, why is it all CGI animations theyre showing us?

skarmachild

The launch of ARTEMIS I is a great achievement by NASA more than 50 years after the launch of the APPOLO program.
I am already looking forward to the next ARTEMIS II and III launches and the astronauts landing on the surface of the moon.
I'm keeping my fingers crossed for NASA to see the program through to the end with phenomenal success.
Joe
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joseffranek

Neil Armstrong was quoted for saying by a flight controller when Apollo 11 launched.. A slight calm has come over the radio as a crew member reported that everything is GO and just passed Mulberry Street... HEADED FOR

michaelbrewer

Историческое событие! Человечество снова возвращается в космос. До Луны и обратно)

justlook

Anyone know what longitude/latitude and time the artemis will burn before it heads to the moon? Wondering if we can try watching it.

mrj

A successful launch would have 90k views but a failure will suddenly have a million people crying about money in the comments.. that's how negative the society is... And exactly why I appreciate NASA taking their time to make sure they have done their best.. even though the few months of unfortunate delays

devanarayans

Nice thing about being an astronaut is being congratulated when you know you’ll be taking a #2 upside down in space -that’s why I hate my job at the international space station...

christfollower