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At 4.33pm on Wednesday afternoon, two astronauts are scheduled to launch from the Kennedy Space

Center in Florida to the International Space Station. As of right now, we are Go for Launch.

Today, the head of NASA Jim Bridenstein spoke from the Kennedy Space Center.

This is a unique moment where all of America can take a moment and look at our country do something

stunning again. And that is Launch American astronauts on American rockets from American soil.

Even the President will be there. I hope you're all going to join me. I'd like to put you in the

rocket and get ready for a while. Okay, thank you very much. President Trump is planning to go

because this launch is a pretty big deal. I mean, I would say it's the biggest space news of

the last decade. Lauren Grush, Senior Science Reporter, The Verge. It's important for two reasons.

One, this is the first time that we, as the United States, have launched people to orbit from

American soil since the end of the Space Shuttle program. The last Space Shuttle flight took place in

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