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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Ver en NASA ↗The Joint Extravehicular Activity and Human Surface Mobility Program Test Team (JETT) is a specialized group that develops, integrates, and executes human-in-the-loop tests and analog missions that enable the agency's Artemis campaign. JETT5 is the fifth fiel…
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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 ↗OSIRS-REx Principal Investigator Dante Lauretta, University of Arizona, discusses the flyby of asteroid 2012 DA14.
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…
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