NASA pushes forward moon rocket launch after a fuel leak
NASA on Monday pressed toward the launch of a new moon rocket
so that a crew capsule can be placed in the moon's orbit for the first time in 50 years
A leak reappeared at the same spot that had seen the leak during dress rehearsals in the spring.
Launch controllers repeatedly halted refueling operations
NASA Assistant Launch Director Jeremy Graeber said the controllers eventually managed to take the leak to safe and acceptable levels.
322-foot (98 m) rocket built by NASA.It is the most powerful rocket ever
which half a century ago was used by the Apollo program that carried astronauts to the moon
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