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NASA has announced a postponement of the second Space Launch System (SLS) Green Run test. The test, which is a crucial step in the development of the SLS rocket, was initially scheduled to take place in the near future. However, due to technical issues that require further evaluation, the space agency has decided to delay the test. The SLS rocket is a key component of NASA's Artemis program, which aims to return humans to the lunar surface by 2024. The Green Run test series is designed to validate the performance of the SLS core stage and its engines.

The postponement of the second Green Run test will allow NASA engineers to thoroughly assess and address the technical issues that have arisen. The space agency is committed to ensuring the success and safety of the SLS rocket and the Artemis program. The new test date will be announced once the issues have been resolved and the core stage is ready for testing. The SLS rocket is an essential

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