NASA SLS Hot Fire Test Failure Blamed on Hydraulic System

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Last weekend, the final and most important test for the Space Launch System rocket that will support the Artemis program took place. It was supposed to be an eight-minute firing of all four RS-25 engines of the core stage, but the entire test lasted for just a little over a minute after the engines shut off on their own. The reasons behind the early abort, if we can call it that, are still under investigation, but

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