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Quick Glance: Missing Alabama Woman Who Helped Child on Highway Finally Returns Home
- Carlee Russell called 911 after seeing a toddler walking on the interstate and was not seen again until Saturday night.
- She returned home on Saturday and was taken to a hospital for evaluation.
- Police are investigating the 'latest development in this case' after Russell returned home on Saturday night around 10:45pm.
- This case involves puzzling details, including the fact that no other driver on the heavily traversed interstate noticed the toddler, which should have prompted more 911 calls.
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Quick Glance: NASA delays launch of Artemis I lunar rocket due to engine cooling and other concerns; Friday "in play" for next opportunity
- If NASA determines the rocket is ready, which is far from definite, the next flight window from Florida's Kennedy Space Center is Friday.
- When the huge Space Launch System rocket finally takes flight, it will become the agency's most powerful.
- Delays, according to NASA Administrator Bill Nelson, are part of the "space business," especially when dealing with machinery as complex as Artemis 1.
- The Space Launch System rocket and Orion spacecraft "remain in a safe and stable configuration," according to NASA.