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NASA’s SpaceX Crew-10 mission won’t launch tonight.

With less than an hour to go on the countdown, NASA announced tonight’s launch attempt to send a capsule to the ISS on a Falcon 9 rocket is off. There is a backup lunch opportunity already scheduled for tomorrow night, on March 13th at 7:26PM ET, but it hasn’t been confirmed yet.

Tweet from @NASA: NASA and SpaceX are standing down on the March 12 launch attempt. Watch the mission blog for updates, including a revised launch date and time.
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