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Photo of the Day: Return to the Moon

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Artemis 1 sits on Launch Complex 39B at the Kennedy Space Center. The first flight of the Artemis program was expected to launch Saturday afternoon but for the second attempt in a row, the launch was scrubbed due to technical issues with the rocket.  The Artemis program marks NASA's attempt to return to the moon and beyond. The SLS system is NASA's largest and most powerful rocket system and is anticipated to take astronauts deeper into space and potentially manned missions to Mars.  NOTE: I apologize for the heat haze in the photo,. Due to being an active launch zone, public access to the complex was limited and closest public viewing was over 10 miles away from the launch site and with temps over 95 degrees with hazy sunshine, the heat haze over the river was intense. However I still decided to take and post the photo due to historical significance.  Taken: September 3, 2022 (Titusville, FL)

Photo of the Day: NASA Talon

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A T-38 Talon operated by NASA departs Sarasota-Bradenton International Airport. NASA uses their fleet of Talons for astronaut training as well as chase planes for the shuttle program. The T-38 program is operated at Ellington Field in Houston. (Photo: January 15, 2016)