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At Least 100,000 Expected for NASA's Moon Launch

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The first launch of NASA's moon-focused Space Launch System rocket is slated for Aug. 29. Space Coast officials are expecting at least 100,000 visitors for the rocket's first window. Both KSC and Cape Canaveral have hosted 32 launches this year, a pace not seen since the 1960s.

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At Least 100,000 Expected for NASA's Moon Launch

Sold-out hotels. Excitement that seems to grow by the day. The potential for hundreds of thousands of visitors, support staff, and more. These are just a few of the factors being calculated into preparations for Artemis I, the first launch of NASA's moon-focused Space Launch System rocket slated for Aug. 29. Standing 322 feet tall, it promises to be the biggest, most powerful rocket to launch from the Space Coast in years – bringing with it a le…

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At least 100,000 expected for NASA's moon launch

MELBOURNE, Fla. — Sold-out hotels. Excitement that seems to grow by the day. The potential for hundreds of thousands of visitors, support staff, and more.

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