#NASAMichoud

Technicians are preparing to connect the liquid hydrogen tank with the forward assembly of the Space Launch System rocket’s Artemis II core stage at #NASAMichoud. This will complete construction of most of the core stage for #Artemis II. MORE >> https://go.nasa.gov/3rzngZA pic.twitter.com/xvnlnJ2Gkq

First piece of Orion's #Artemis III pressure vessel arrives at #NASAMichoud. https://blogs.nasa.gov/artemis/2020/08/25/first-piece-of-artemis-iii-orion-delivered-to-nasa/ …pic.twitter.com/MrCalFi9tq

SEEN HERE: The liquid hydrogen tank that will be part of the Space Launch System core stage for @NASAArtemis III is being prepared and tested at #NASAMichoud. While the engine section is still being outfitted, crews attached an engine section aft simulator during proof testing. pic.twitter.com/vEeGmGG1qh

NASA reached a major milestone in assembling the core stage for the #NASASLS rocket for #Artemis I last week when engineers at #NASAMichoud connected all five of the major structures for the core stage. WATCH how it came together >> http://go.nasa.gov/2lrihLx pic.twitter.com/gMil9GzfcL

As the #NASAMichoud team prepares the SLS rocket core stage for departure from the factory, let's look back at how it was assembled. Learn more in this episode of Rocket Science in 60 Seconds, WATCH >> http://go.nasa.gov/2qr4tD6 pic.twitter.com/CAxV69mMXg

Teams at #NASAMichoud completed the upper portion of the core stage that will help power @NASAArtemis II, the second flight of NASA’s SLS rocket and the first crewed Artemis mission! Watch as teams carefully lower and stack the liquid oxygen tank, intertank, and forward skirt.pic.twitter.com/0XtEjwIM6E

The world’s largest rocket welding tool is right here in New Orleans. Crews at #NASAMichoud are already using the Vertical Assembly Facility to produce the liquid hydrogen tank for #Artemis 2.pic.twitter.com/S0W8fnBbpt

Happy Mardi Gras! Did you know that New Orleans is home to the NASA Michoud Assembly Facility? Check out this 2019 photograph of the Artemis I SLS rocket under construction! #thespacemuseum #bonneterre #nasa #spacemuseum #grissomcenter #artemisprogram #nasamichoud #mardigraspic.twitter.com/YcSie8G6Iy

The forward skirt of the SLS for #Artemis III has been successfully placed into the Vertical Assembly Center robotic weld tool at #NASAMichoud. The forward skirt will be outfitted with flight computers and avionics systems. READ MORE HERE >> https://go.nasa.gov/3mdeAFn  pic.twitter.com/sZeW5iOrb2

Total eclipse of the Moon! Our #NASAMichoud photography team captured the "super blood Moon eclipse" as it set over New Orleans yesterday morning. (: @NASA MAF)pic.twitter.com/Ceo75uea7c

Very excited to be at #NASAMichoud today! @NASA’s Michoud Assembly Facility is our nation’s premiere site for manufacturing and assembly of large scale space structures and systems. Stay tuned!pic.twitter.com/oPMSThmIHQ

Power in motion: The liquid oxygen tank for the 2nd @NASA_SLS deep-space rocket that will launch astronauts on the #Artemis II lunar flyby is moved to prepare it for forward join at #NASAMichoud. pic.twitter.com/KzVn2i6Bvn

Technicians at #NASAMichoud have assembled and joined the five main structural components of the SLS rocket's 212-foot-tall core stage. Next, they will begin attaching each of the four RS-25 engines to the stage. WATCH as they connect the engine section >> http://go.nasa.gov/2nTDT3X pic.twitter.com/putIeW9Pks

As crews at #NASAMichoud near the end of production on the core stage for Artemis I, teams are working on flight hardware for Artemis II. The liquid hydrogen tank has been moved for proof testing at the factory. Learn more about Artemis II HERE >> http://go.nasa.gov/35UZrij pic.twitter.com/tkrwCmGmky

Crews at #NASAMichoud have rotated the SLS engine section from a vertical to horizontal position to prepare it for joining to the rest of the core stage. The engine section is the last major component to be integrated to the stage. DETAILS >> http://go.nasa.gov/2PHRYPi pic.twitter.com/eeKJ2qvSCp

Technicians at #NASAMichoud have been manufacturing and testing confidence weld articles for the Exploration Upper Stage for future flights of SLS. Teams will use the articles to validate welding parameters to manufacture EUS hardware. LEARN MORE >> https://go.nasa.gov/3uoG5hK pic.twitter.com/XNDRLHTfL3

It’s arrived! The first piece of @NASA_Orion’s pressure vessel for #Artemis III has arrived to #NASAMichoud, where it will be welded to the underlying structure. We are one step closer to landing the first woman and the next man on the Moon by 2024: https://go.nasa.gov/3hFFUYk pic.twitter.com/K3mrD42qBw

Teams at #NASAMichoud continue to make progress in building the core stage of NASA's SLS rocket for Artemis II, the first crewed mission to the Moon in @NASA's #Artemis program. This video shows completed work teams have made since January 2020. WATCH >> https://go.nasa.gov/2D27Gij pic.twitter.com/dL67mS5Btc

Crews at #NASAMichoud have attached all four engines to the SLS rocket's core stage that will help power the first Artemis mission to the Moon. Take a behind-the-scenes look inside the factory HERE >> http://go.nasa.gov/2QkiYTG pic.twitter.com/oBfnr3uw6d