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The ~239,000-mile journey to the Moon begins with this 4-mile rollout. The
@NASA_SLS rocket arrived early this morning at Launch Pad 39B. Our teams,@NASA and other industry partners are now prepping SLS for Wet Dress Rehearsal ahead of its uncrewed#Artemis I launch.pic.twitter.com/sVVnjDTPuMThanks. Twitter will use this info to make your timeline better. UndoUndo -
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At 4:15am ET this morning, our 322-foot tall, 3.5-million-pound
#Artemis I rocket arrived at the launchpad. Soon, teams will begin the final prelaunch test for the@NASA_SLS rocket, which will practice the launch countdown and the loading of fuel. https://go.nasa.gov/3CSzAIq pic.twitter.com/kbyS7uUAqW
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Rollout complete! The
@NASA_SLS rocket has arrived at Launch Pad 39B. Next up, Wet Dress Rehearsal, which means further testing and loading the#Artemis I rocket with cryogenic propellants.
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Goodnight, Moon! The 322-foot-tall
@NASA_SLS rocket for#Artemis I will arrive at Launch Pad 39B soon.pic.twitter.com/RKEdC4lF9iThanks. Twitter will use this info to make your timeline better. UndoUndo -
Hello, Moon. The
@NASA_SLS rocket is moving .5 mph today, but during test flight later this year, NASA’s Space Launch System will reach 24,500 mph to propel the@NASAArtemis I uncrewed mission to the Moon.pic.twitter.com/beWsmf3pMfThanks. Twitter will use this info to make your timeline better. UndoUndo -
As the sun heads toward the horizon,
@NASA_SLS is still rolling. Continue following#Artemis I along its 11-hour, 4-mile rollout from the@NASAKennedy Vehicle Assembly Building to Launch Pad 39B. Live coverage continues here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lDTvZPcaZSI …pic.twitter.com/hjLWBpG9ce
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Our team built the 212-foot core stage and the avionics inside for the
#Artemis I mission. Now that the core stage is fully integrated with the@NASA_Orion spacecraft, the entire structure is a massive 322-feet tall.pic.twitter.com/ifhMg0eH6wThanks. Twitter will use this info to make your timeline better. UndoUndo -
Check out this view from inside the
@NASAKennedy Vehicle Assembly Building while crews prepped to move the@NASA_SLS rocket for the#Artemis I mission. Watch the 11-hour trip to Launch Pad 39B now: http://nasa.gov/ntv
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We're ready to rocket and roll! Integration and transport teams for the
#Artemis I@NASA_SLS rocket have installed thousands of sensors and special instruments to monitor Artemis I along this 11-hour journey to Launch Pad 39B. Watch here: http://nasa.gov/ntv pic.twitter.com/vnnhgjsPaVThanks. Twitter will use this info to make your timeline better. UndoUndo -
Rollout is an important step toward Wet Dress Rehearsal and on the path to launch. Learn more about the mission and the team that makes the
#Artemis I@NASA_SLS rocket: https://www.boeing.com/space/space-launch-system/ …pic.twitter.com/H1fYqi4FGK
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Now that the
@NASAKennedy Vehicle Assembly Building doors are open, the@NASA_SLS rocket for the#Artemis I mission will soon begin its 4-mile rollout on the massive Crawler-Transporter 2 to Launch Pad 39B. Learn more about CT-2 here: https://www.nasa.gov/sites/default/files/atoms/files/crawler-transporter2_factsheet_508compliant.pdf …pic.twitter.com/bMV9vD58Qt
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The Vehicle Assembly Building High Bay 3 doors are now fully open.pic.twitter.com/fCuucQbAQr
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The
@NASA_SLS rocket for the#Artemis I mission is ready to roll. Follow along here and on the broadcast as the rocket takes the next step towards returning humanity to the Moon. Roll over to@NASA TV at 5 p.m. ET to watch the journey to Launch Pad 39B: http://nasa.gov/ntv pic.twitter.com/bIAEDn8dv9
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Behold:
@NASA_SLS without a single platform in the way.#Artemispic.twitter.com/L3ljHMawSl
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Ready to see more photos of the #Artemis I Moon rocket inside of the Vehicle Assembly Building with platforms completely retracted? We've got you covered: https://go.nasa.gov/3IjfQ1I Learn more about what's next: https://go.nasa.gov/3qduy4h pic.twitter.com/t6W39fTB8s
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Tune in tomorrow, March 17, when we will have live updates on
@NASA_SLS &@NASA_Orion. For the first time, the rocket will roll out of the Vehicle Assembly Building at 5pm to make its way to Launch Pad 39B for wet dress rehearsal in preparation for the launch of Artemis I.pic.twitter.com/X36147ivLX
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Congratulations to
@NASA_Astronauts Kayla Barron and@Astro_Raja on today's spacewalk to install a support strut made by our team for the next advanced@Space_Station solar array arriving later this year.pic.twitter.com/ewsx1zGkDOThanks. Twitter will use this info to make your timeline better. UndoUndo -
Starting at 8:05 a.m. Eastern: Astronauts Kayla Barron and
@Astro_Raja head outside@Space_Station to install a support strut for the next new solar array. The solar array will be installed at a later date. Watch here: http://nasa.gov/ntv pic.twitter.com/Gh3QhKdyEJ
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We're getting ready to roll the
@NASA_SLS#Artemis I rocket out to Launch Complex 39B on Thursday, March 17. Learn more about the work with@NASA and industry partners that has gone into getting this 322-foot tall, powerful and capable rocket ready: https://www.boeing.com/features/2022/03/a-step-closer-sls-prepares-to-roll-out-for-the-first-time.page …pic.twitter.com/cYsSuc8Gns
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The world is about to see
@NASA’s Moon rocket roll to the launch pad for testing.#Artemis I will be a test flight for future crewed missions to the Moon. We are going.
pic.twitter.com/Ic3uLQew9SArtemis I Rollout TrailerThanks. Twitter will use this info to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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