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The right aft exit cone for the Space Launch System booster has arrived at Kennedy Space Center. It will join the left aft exit cone inside the Rotation Protection and Surge Facility to undergo processing for the flight of Artemis I.
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Artemis I Rollout for Launch -- BROLL
Ver en NASA ↗Artemis I Rollout for Launch -- LCC
Ver en NASA ↗Artemis I SA (Spacecraft Adapter) Cone will be installed underneath CSM. CSM will move from FAST cell to Superstation for install and return to FAST cell.
Ver en NASA ↗SLS Core Stage Pathfinder month of practice moving and stacking in the Vehicle Assembly Building.
Ver en NASA ↗The launch abort motor for Orion's launch abort system for the second Artemis mission that will carry astronauts further than ever before arrives at the Launch Abort System facility for initial processing.
Ver en NASA ↗The Orion Crew and Service Module (CSM) for the Artemis I mission is rolled out from the Operations and Checkout Facility high bay to the Space Florida Operated Launch and Landing Facility. The CSM will be loaded onto NASA's Super Guppy and transported to NAS…
Ver en NASA ↗The Space Launch System topped with the Orion spacecraft for Artemis I has arrived at Launch Pad 39B for the first time ahead of wet dress rehearsal test.
Ver en NASA ↗The Space Launch System's Core Stage Pathfinder is lifted from the Vehicle Assembly Building's transfer aisle and into High Bay 3 at NASA's Kennedy Space Center on Oct. 15&16, 2019. The Pathfinder, or practice hardware, is being used by Exploration Ground Sys…
Ver en NASA ↗The Space Launch System topped with the Orion spacecraft for Artemis I has arrived at Launch Pad 39B for the first time ahead of wet dress rehearsal test.
Ver en NASA ↗Artemis I Launch Rollout
Ver en NASA ↗Artemis I Launch Rollout
Ver en NASA ↗The Space Launch System's Core Stage Pathfinder is lifted from the Vehicle Assembly Building's transfer aisle and into High Bay 3 at NASA's Kennedy Space Center on Oct. 15&16, 2019. The Pathfinder, or practice hardware, is being used by Exploration Ground Sys…
Ver en NASA ↗The 212-foot-long Space Launch System (SLS) rocket core stage pathfinder is being transported back to the Pegasus barge at the Launch Complex 39 turn basin wharf at NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida on Oct. 28, 2019. The core stage pathfinder is a full-s…
Ver en NASA ↗The booster segments for the Space Launch System rocket were processed in the Rotation Processing and Surge Facility and are now ready to move to the Vehicle Assembly Building for stacking.
Ver en NASA ↗The left aft exit cone for the Space Launch System (SLS) solid rocket booster arrives at Kennedy Space Center for processing and integration with other SLS hardware.
Ver en NASA ↗The Space Launch System's Core Stage Pathfinder is lifted from the Vehicle Assembly Building's transfer aisle and into High Bay 3 at NASA's Kennedy Space Center on Oct. 15&16, 2019. The Pathfinder, or practice hardware, is being used by Exploration Ground Sys…
Ver en NASA ↗Artemis II Stacking - Booster Segments in RPSF
Ver en NASA ↗Core Stage Pathfinder month of practice moving and stacking in the VAB
Ver en NASA ↗Presenter: Preston Dyches, NASA-JPL
Ver en NASA ↗For over half a century, Kennedy Space Center has been the crown jewel of American spaceflight. From the first flights of experimental rockets to the mighty roar of today's Space Shuttle, this NASA Center remains a national landmark and global launch leader. …
Ver en NASA ↗The Prelaunch News Conference ahead of launch for NASA’s Psyche spacecraft, a mission to a unique metal-rich asteroid. Psyche will travel nearly six years and about 2.2 billion miles (3.6 billion kilometers) – to an asteroid of the same name, which is orbitin…
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