NASA 'hot fire' test of moon rocket system ends abruptly
A NASA 'hot fire' rocket engines test ends abruptly after just over a minute, the US space agency said Sunday, as engineers checked the system that will send the Artemis 1 mission to the moon.
NASA said in a statement the burn was supposed to last eight minutes. Data from the test will be studied to understand why the engines shut down early, it added.
(Source: AFP)
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