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  1. Mar 18

    10 hours and 28 minutes. That’s how long it took for the crawler to arrive at the launchpad with the 3.5-million-pound rocket and spacecraft. Now, teams are preparing for one final test before liftoff of I.

    The mobile launcher with NASA’s Space Launch System rocket and Orion spacecraft aboard is traveling to the launchpad at Kennedy Space Center. The reflection of the Artemis I vehicle can be seen in the water.
  2. Mar 17
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  4. Mar 20

    Today’s SLS picture with a lot of heat distortion from 11 miles. Tomorrow I’ll go to Playalinda so that I’m 2 miles away. Expect pictures every day that it’s on the pad.

  5. Mar 18

    The I launch is getting closer 😃 We just captured the SLS rocket 🚀 on its launch pad with our 🛰 hi-res satellite. We can't wait to see the Orion spacecraft propelled by European-built service module in space!

  6. The I Moon rocket is now outside of the Vehicle Assembly Building.

  7. Mar 17

    We have left the building! With the integrated SLS and Orion system atop it, the crawler-transporter has begun the approximately 4-mile journey from the VAB to the launch pad. Stay up to date on the roll through our blog HERE >>

  8. Mar 17

    The I rocket is on its way to Launch Complex 39B. Check out the first pictures from rollout tonight and check back for more ➡️📷

  9. 12 hours ago

    RT : The rocket and spacecraft have rolled out to the launch pad for the final prelaunch test for the I mission. Want to get involved? Register as a virtual launch participant, watch-party host, or to get free …

    NASA’s Space Launch System rocket with the Orion spacecraft aboard is seen atop a mobile launcher at Launch Complex 39B after being rolled out to the launch pad for the first time at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida.
  10. Platform retraction: COMPLETE 🤩 All of the platforms surrounding & have been retracted in preparation for rollout. On March 17, the I stack will begin the journey to Launch Complex 39B ahead of the wet dress rehearsal test:

  11. Mar 19

    Just in awe that I was able to witness this 😍

  12. Mar 17

    Standing under WE ARE GOING!

  13. Mar 19

    The rocket and spacecraft have rolled out to the launch pad for the final prelaunch test for the I mission. Want to get involved? Register as a virtual launch participant, watch-party host, or to get free teaching materials:

    NASA’s Space Launch System rocket with the Orion spacecraft aboard is seen atop a mobile launcher at Launch Complex 39B after being rolled out to the launch pad for the first time at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida.
  14. Mar 17

    The High Bay 3 doors are fully open and the I Moon-bound rocket is getting ready to roll to Launch Complex 39B for its wet dress rehearsal test. Live coverage for rollout begins at 5 p.m. EDT. Learn more HERE >>

  15. Mar 17

    Let the journey begin! Here you can see a sneak peek of the I Moon rocket that is rolling out of the high bay doors.

  16. Mar 17
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  17. 3 minutes ago

    I still can’t believe I was able to cover this historic milestone for I. While there, I got to meet some amazing journalists from back home in Puerto Rico. Hope to see you again for the launch! BORICUAS HASTA EN LA LUNA 🇵🇷

  18. Mar 17

    To the Moon! 🌕 , built by ULA under a collaborative partnership with , is the upper stage of that will propel to the Moon, forging a new foundation for human deep space exploration.

  19. 59 minutes ago

    The SLS core stage forward assembly has been joined with the liquid hydrogen tank for the II mission at . This completes assembly of four of the five large structures that make up the core stage for II. MORE HERE >>

  20. Mar 17

    Today marks a massive milestone for NASA with its next mega rocket, Artemis! is headed back to the moon after 50 years!

  21. Mar 18

    At 4:15am ET this morning, our 322-foot tall, 3.5-million-pound I rocket arrived at the launchpad. Soon, teams will begin the final prelaunch test for the rocket, which will practice the launch countdown and the loading of fuel.

    The mobile launcher with NASA’s Space Launch System rocket and Orion spacecraft aboard is traveling to the launchpad at Kennedy Space Center. The reflection of the Artemis I vehicle can be seen in the water.

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