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Core Stage Liquid Oxygen Slow Fill Underway

Engineers have started the slow fill phase of loading super cold liquid oxygen into the Space Launch System rocket’s core stage.

Author Rachel KraftPosted on September 3, 2022 6:55 amCategories Artemis ITags Artemis I

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