But I do want to listen in because it sounds like we're getting an update here from NASA. Let's listen into their live stream. >> Excellent.>> This is mission control Houston. Though the the uh solutions that were applied to regain the communications from Integrity is not known which one worked. We do know that we are receiving data.Uh we're getting confirmation that is updating some of our telemetry uh that shows that the solar array wings uh have been reconfigured to the uh solar normal again drawing as m ...

NASA has officially launched its Artemis II mission, sending astronauts on a groundbreaking journey toward the Moon. This historic liftoff marks the first time in decades that humans are heading back into deep space. This is just the beginning of a new era of lunar exploration. NBC News' Tom Llamas, Tom Costello, and Al Roker break down everything you need to know about Artemis II: the crew, the mission goals, and why this launch is such a major milestone for NASA. For more context and news coverage of the ...

This is where the president's approach where he likes to go big uh go early with these big executive orders can fall down in the court because they're very skeptical of unilateral use of executive power. Hey everyone and welcome to Here's the scoop from NBC News. I'm Yasmin Visugian.Today on the show, the president is threatening to pull the US out of NATO amidst the war with Iran. What could be the national security implications if he does this. Up first though, >> under attack, WHAT DO WE DO.>> That is th ...

Ryan, uh, talk to us about what the what the space watchers out there are saying. >> Tom, that was one of the most incredible things that I've ever seen. But, but the most interesting thing to me was not even looking at the rocket.It was looking this way at people's faces and seeing that raw reaction. So many people here, this is the first time they'd ever seen that in their life. It It's seeing the mom embrace her her kid and say, "Look, anything is possible." It it's people looking up and realizing what t ...

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And and then Tom, the rockets as as they they break off, they fall into the Atlantic. Yep. We know.Oh yeah, we'll be fall into the Atlantic. And then this other piece, it it'll the other piece that just is going to separate now. >> That also falls straight into the Atlantic.Okay. >> In some ways, this is hearkening back to the old days of Apollo, right. You know, SpaceX reuses some of their pieces, >> which is incredible technology, and it's a game changer.Yeah. >> Amazing. But that's not what this is about ...

>> TEN TLRS GO FOR CORE STAGE. ENGINE START. >> HOUSTON INTEGRITY.GOOD. ROLL PITCH. ROGER.ROLL PITCH. >> THE INTEGRITY AMT HIGH. INTEGRITY THROUGH MAX Q ON PONCE DE LEON. >> CAN WE HAVE YOU LOUD AND CLEAR ON PONCE DE LEON.>> HAVE YOU THE SAME. ...

10 9 8 7 RS25 engines lit 4 3 2 1 booster ignition and liftoff. The crew of Artemis 2 now bound for the moon. Humanity's next great voyage begins.>> Good roll pitch. >> Roger. Roll pitch.Houston now controlling the flight of Integrity on the Artemis 2 mission around the clock. >> Integrity AMT high confirmed separation. Main engines throttling up.Guidance converged. ...

Attention on the net. This is the launch director performing the final poll for launch. Verify no constraints and go for launch.EGF EGS program chief engineer. >> Artemis chief engineers are go. >> Copy.Thank you. EGS chief safety officer. >> Artemis CSOS are go.Copy. >> Thank you. Range weather. >> Launch weather is go.>> Thank you. LWO and Artemis MMT chair >> MMTs go. >> Thank you, John and Integrity launch director.>> Good to hear your voice, Charlie PLT. >> Thank you, Charlie. This is Victor Victor.We ...

Let's watch this. This latch closing. This is the closeout team closing this final. >> This is the moment.>> Yep. Final hatch, I should say. >> Let's watch this.>> They will not reopen that until they splash down in the Pacific. >> Wow. >> So, this is it, right.You lock them in now for the f for the next 10 days. >> And again, four astronauts inside the spaceship, which is about 33% bigger, more room than the old Apollo uh Apollo 11, Apollo 12. uh you know, a capsule.So, um it's going to be tight. And as Je ...