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Shipping the first completed @NASA_SLS core stage to @NASAStennis for Green Run testing is a major milestone for the #Artemis program. We will make incredible progress this year towards landing the first woman and the next man on the Moon by 2024. More: https://www.nasa.gov/exploration/systems/sls/first-nasa-artemis-rocket-core-stage-loaded-on-pegasus-barge.html …pic.twitter.com/Zunr2oCEhd
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A legitimate question. Mostly because we want to and we learn and create useful things when we push our boundaries. Nonstick cooking is NASA! Lots of other things too.
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Are they putting that in a shipping tube, or what?!?!
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Omg. Sooooo cool.
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overbudget, late, and will cost over a billion dollars to launch, but that is secondary, it keeps NASA Apollo days centers going. Survival is the name of the game with the SLS program.
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This is ridiculous
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