Hezhong Society: NASA claims that the world's most powerful rocket is deployed before the launch.

China Well -off. August 18th The Space Rocket Launch System of NASA's Astronomical Astronum Astronomical Bureau completed the transfer to the launching table at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida on Wednesday morning, and no one will fly later this month.

The Rockets have been erected on the launch table

U.S. UPI reported that the United States National Aerospace Administration stated that after nearly 10 hours of journey from the assembly building, the shipping vehicle of the Artemis No. 1 Rocket arrived at the launch site 39B at 7:30 am.

The Aerospace Bureau lived on the entire deployment. Now, starting to ensure smooth launch, it is scheduled to be on August 29.

"In the next few days, engineers and technicians will configure the system on the launching table," said NASA in a statement.

The agency stated: "The team has been working hard to improve the operation and procedures, and learn from the lessons learned from the wet rehearsal testing activities, and update the launch schedule accordingly."

Artemis I will be the first launch of the space launch system rocket, which is the most powerful rocket in the world.

The current plan is to allow astronauts to take the same trip on ARTEMIS II in 2024, and then take ARTEMIS III in 2025 to embark on the moon again.

Artemis I will stay in space for 42 days and then return to the earth.

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