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AI Summary: NASA rolled the Artemis II crewed rocket to the launch pad in final preparations to meet an April window, ramping up system checks, timelines and the kind of last‑minute drama mission control lives for. Teams are vetting hardware and schedules to avoid an all‑too‑familiar slip.
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