Lori Glaze

Apollo was when I was a child, and to be here now and say we actually did this, we've gone back and we're going to go build a moon base, we are going to have an enduring presence on the moon, just amazing.

incredibly powerful.

When NASA workers tried fueling up the 322-foot-tall rocket earlier this month, they had problems like a liquid hydrogen leak.

But swapping out some seals and other work seems to have done the trick.

Lori Glaze leads NASA's Exploration Systems Development Mission Directorate.

The astronaut crew is starting its two-week quarantine to limit their exposure to illnesses before their flight around the moon and back.

NASA managers will meet late next week to conduct an extensive flight readiness review to discuss all aspects of the mission to make sure that everything is really ready to go.

Nell Greenfield-Boyce, NPR News.

This is really getting real, and it's time to get serious and start getting excited.

We were able to fully tank the SLS rocket within the planned timeline.