NASA's return to the moon hits a setback | February 23, 2026
Published February 23, 2026
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133,867
Likes
1,491
Comments
884
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Today on CNN10 - We'll get one last update from the final weekend of competition at Winter Olympic Games in Italy. Then, we'll see why NASA may be forced to push back their Artemis II mission to the moon, before taking a look at an emerging threat to sea turtle populations around the world. All this and more on today'…
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- February 23, 2026
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How NASA's return to the moon hits a setback | February 23, 2026 is doing
It has 133K views in total. It ranks #11,639,550 among tracked YouTube videos by views.
Key facts about NASA's return to the moon hits a setback | February 23, 2026
- Total views
- 133K
- Total likes
- 1.49K
- Total comments
- 884
- Published
- February 23, 2026
- Global rank by views
- #11,639,550
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NASA's return to the moon hits a setback | February 23, 2026 has 133,867 views, 1,491 likes and 884 comments, ranking #11,639,550 among tracked YouTube videos by views.
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