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NASA fired up the core stage of its massive new megarocket Saturday (Jan. 16) in a critical test that appeared to shut down early.

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NASA fired up the core stage of its massive new megarocket Saturday (Jan. 16) in a critical test that appeared to shut down early.

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NASA will fire up the engines of its first Space Launch System megarocket today (Jan. 16) in a critical test for the agency’s Artemis moon program. Here’s how to watch it live.

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On January 16, 1969, two crewed spacecraft docked in orbit for the first time. See how it happened in our “On This Day In Space” series!

The small-satellite launch company Rocket Lab called off its first launch of 2021 from New Zealand Saturday (Jan. 16) due to some strange sensor readings ahead of liftoff.