NASA tests abort system on astronaut capsule built for moon missions

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An unmanned full-scale NASA crew capsule blasted off from a Florida launchpad in a successful test of the spacecraft's abort thrusters, an astronaut safety device that will be key as the agency works to return humans to the moon by 2024. (AFP/Jason Connolly)

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