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Dust on, dust off... on the Moon! The Electrodynamic Dust Shield, developed at Kennedy, successfully lifted and removed lunar regolith, or dirt, using electrical forces on glass and thermal radiator surfaces on ’s Blue Ghost lunar lander!

Dust on, dust off... on the Moon! The Electrodynamic Dust Shield, developed at Kennedy, successfully lifted and removed lunar regolith, or dirt, using electrical forces on glass and thermal radiator surfaces on ’s Blue Ghost lunar lander!

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🕢 Pandora is on the clock! Pandora is part of SpaceX’s Twilight rideshare mission and is targeting launch on Sunday, Jan. 11. The 57-minute launch window opens at 5:19 am PST (8:19 am EST) from Space Launch Complex 4 East at Vandenberg Space Force Base in California.

🕢 Pandora is on the clock! Pandora is part of SpaceX’s Twilight rideshare mission and is targeting launch on Sunday, Jan. 11. The 57-minute launch window opens at 5:19 am PST (8:19 am EST) from Space Launch Complex 4 East at Vandenberg Space Force Base in California.

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🏈 Go Long! When a spacecraft needs a ride to space, NASA's Launch Services Program has commercial rockets of all shapes and sizes to choose from as part of the NASA Launch Services II contract. Here's how some of these rockets stack up against a football field!

🏈 Go Long! When a spacecraft needs a ride to space, NASA's Launch Services Program has commercial rockets of all shapes and sizes to choose from as part of the NASA Launch Services II contract. Here's how some of these rockets stack up against a football field!

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What’s the latest on lunar research? NASA's Electrodynamic Dust Shield, developed by teams at Kennedy, successfully demonstrated its ability to remove regolith, or lunar dirt, from various surfaces on the Moon:

What’s the latest on lunar research? NASA's Electrodynamic Dust Shield, developed by teams at Kennedy, successfully demonstrated its ability to remove regolith, or lunar dirt, from various surfaces on the Moon:

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🚀🛰IMAP spacecraft separation confirmed! One down, two to go! SWFO-L1 is up next!

🚀🛰IMAP spacecraft separation confirmed! One down, two to go! SWFO-L1 is up next!

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🚀🛰SWFO-L1 spacecraft separation confirmed! Only one more to go! Carruthers deployment coming up next.

🚀🛰SWFO-L1 spacecraft separation confirmed! Only one more to go! Carruthers deployment coming up next.

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Robots with muscles? Sailing on sunlight? Watch our new episode of "Far Out," to see how nasalangley is making soft robots to help us live on the Moon and solar sails to explore space using only the power of our Sun:

Robots with muscles? Sailing on sunlight? Watch our new episode of "Far Out," to see how nasalangley is making soft robots to help us live on the Moon and solar sails to explore space using only the power of our Sun:

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This is your #Artemis Moon Minute! The Artemis II astronauts got their first look of the Orion Spacecraft spacecraft that they will fly around the Moon. Training continues for the crew at @NASA_Johnson’s Neutral Buoyancy Laboratory to prepare for splashdown. Back at Kennedy, the crew transport vehicles have arrived for ARCHIVED: NASA's Exploration Ground Systems teams to begin training to drive the astronauts on their final earth-bound journey before boarding the ARCHIVED: NASA_SLS rocket.

This is your #Artemis Moon Minute! The Artemis II astronauts got their first look of the Orion Spacecraft spacecraft that they will fly around the Moon. Training continues for the crew at @NASA_Johnson’s Neutral Buoyancy Laboratory to prepare for splashdown. Back at Kennedy, the crew transport vehicles have arrived for ARCHIVED: NASA's Exploration Ground Systems teams to begin training to drive the astronauts on their final earth-bound journey before boarding the ARCHIVED: NASA_SLS rocket.

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New cargo incoming! NASA's SpaceX 32nd commercial resupply services mission to International Space Station lifted off from Launch Complex 39A at 4:15am ET April 21.

New cargo incoming! NASA's SpaceX 32nd commercial resupply services mission to International Space Station lifted off from Launch Complex 39A at 4:15am ET April 21.

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A place of honor ✨ To celebrate NASA’s Artemis II mission patch debut, teams at Kennedy projected the patch design onto the Vehicle Assembly Building overnight.

A place of honor ✨ To celebrate NASA’s Artemis II mission patch debut, teams at Kennedy projected the patch design onto the Vehicle Assembly Building overnight.

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Kennedy is known for launching rockets into our cosmos, but it’s also home to an expansive wildlife refuge and national seashore. Meet the people responsible for ensuring the wildlife remains protected and thriving in this new NASA+ series:

Kennedy is known for launching rockets into our cosmos, but it’s also home to an expansive wildlife refuge and national seashore. Meet the people responsible for ensuring the wildlife remains protected and thriving in this new NASA+ series:

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🛰️🛰️🛰️Three deployments for the history books! Acquisition of Signal for all three spacecraft has been confirmed! IMAP, SWFO-L1, and Carruthers will orbit the Sun near Lagrange point 1, about one million miles from Earth. Thanks for following our launch coverage this morning! For updates on each mission: NASA Solar System for IMAP and Carruthers NOAA Satellites for SWFO-L1

🛰️🛰️🛰️Three deployments for the history books! Acquisition of Signal for all three spacecraft has been confirmed! IMAP, SWFO-L1, and Carruthers will orbit the Sun near Lagrange point 1, about one million miles from Earth. Thanks for following our launch coverage this morning! For updates on each mission: NASA Solar System for IMAP and Carruthers NOAA Satellites for SWFO-L1

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Nearly 12 months of work captured in 3 minutes! During the past year, teams inside Kennedy's iconic Vehicle Assembly Building stacked the Artemis II rocket and spacecraft — the hardware that will send four astronauts around the Moon and pave the way for the future of lunar exploration! 🚀🌕

Nearly 12 months of work captured in 3 minutes! During the past year, teams inside Kennedy's iconic Vehicle Assembly Building stacked the Artemis II rocket and spacecraft — the hardware that will send four astronauts around the Moon and pave the way for the future of lunar exploration! 🚀🌕

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🌊Sentinel-6B is designed to measure sea levels within about one inch across ~90% of the world’s ocean. This data will provide crucial information for state and local governments to make informed decisions about protecting coastal infrastructure, real estate, and energy sites!

🌊Sentinel-6B is designed to measure sea levels within about one inch across ~90% of the world’s ocean. This data will provide crucial information for state and local governments to make informed decisions about protecting coastal infrastructure, real estate, and energy sites!

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🚀 Stacking of NASA's Moon rocket continues! NASAGroundSys teams have successfully completed stacking of the core stage, launch vehicle stage adapter, and interim cryogenic propulsion stage for NASA_SLS! Up next? The rocket will undergo testing ahead of Orion stacking for the NASAArtemis II mission.

🚀 Stacking of NASA's Moon rocket continues! NASAGroundSys teams have successfully completed stacking of the core stage, launch vehicle stage adapter, and interim cryogenic propulsion stage for NASA_SLS! Up next? The rocket will undergo testing ahead of Orion stacking for the NASAArtemis II mission.

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Getting up close and personal with the core stage ✨ The ARCHIVED: NASA_SLS core stage for NASA Artemis II has been moved into High Bay 2 at the Vehicle Assembly Building. The move allows engineers to have 360-access to the 212-foot-tall core stage as they prepare it for #Artemis II.

Getting up close and personal with the core stage ✨ The ARCHIVED: NASA_SLS core stage for NASA Artemis II has been moved into High Bay 2 at the Vehicle Assembly Building. The move allows engineers to have 360-access to the 212-foot-tall core stage as they prepare it for #Artemis II.

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A very Florida welcome! 🐬 Earlier this week, we welcomed #Crew9 back to Earth after splashing down off the coast of Tallahassee, Florida. Onboard the SpaceX Dragon spacecraft were ARCHIVED NASA Astronauts Nick Hague, Suni Williams, Butch Wilmore, and Roscosmos cosmonaut Aleksandr Gorbunov. They returned from t heir mission on International Space Station, where they completed important research and maintenance on the orbiting laboratory.

A very Florida welcome! 🐬 Earlier this week, we welcomed #Crew9 back to Earth after splashing down off the coast of Tallahassee, Florida. Onboard the SpaceX Dragon spacecraft were ARCHIVED NASA Astronauts Nick Hague, Suni Williams, Butch Wilmore, and Roscosmos cosmonaut Aleksandr Gorbunov. They returned from t heir mission on International Space Station, where they completed important research and maintenance on the orbiting laboratory.

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How does NASA plan to use resources on the surface of the Moon? One method is the ISRU Pilot Excavator, or IPEx! Designed by Kennedy’s Swamp Works team, the primary goal of IPEx is to dig up lunar soil, known as regolith, and transport it across the Moon’s surface.

How does NASA plan to use resources on the surface of the Moon? One method is the ISRU Pilot Excavator, or IPEx! Designed by Kennedy’s Swamp Works team, the primary goal of IPEx is to dig up lunar soil, known as regolith, and transport it across the Moon’s surface.

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Earlier this month, the Orion Spacecraft spacecraft was transferred from the Operations and Checkout building to the Multi-Payload Processing Facility, where it will be prepared for stacking on ARCHIVED: NASA_SLS. Check out the journey of its assembly:

Earlier this month, the Orion Spacecraft spacecraft was transferred from the Operations and Checkout building to the Multi-Payload Processing Facility, where it will be prepared for stacking on ARCHIVED: NASA_SLS. Check out the journey of its assembly:

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Happy 60th anniversary, crawlers! The crawler-transporters achieved first movement in 1965 and for the past six decades, they have moved rockets from the Vehicle Assembly Building to the launch pad. Check out their story:

Happy 60th anniversary, crawlers! The crawler-transporters achieved first movement in 1965 and for the past six decades, they have moved rockets from the Vehicle Assembly Building to the launch pad. Check out their story:

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Did you know that dust on the Moon’s surface is sharp and abrasive? Kennedy technology launching onboard 's Blue Ghost Mission 1 will study this hazard, which must be mitigated for missions destined for the Moon or Mars:

Did you know that dust on the Moon’s surface is sharp and abrasive? Kennedy technology launching onboard 's Blue Ghost Mission 1 will study this hazard, which must be mitigated for missions destined for the Moon or Mars:

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✅ Rideshare Mate Complete! Technicians integrated NASA's Carruthers & NOAA's SWFO-L1 to an Evolved Expendable Launch Vehicle Secondary Payload Adapter (ESPA) ring. Next up: Attaching NASA's IMAP spacecraft to the top of the payload stack!

✅ Rideshare Mate Complete! Technicians integrated NASA's Carruthers & NOAA's SWFO-L1 to an Evolved Expendable Launch Vehicle Secondary Payload Adapter (ESPA) ring. Next up: Attaching NASA's IMAP spacecraft to the top of the payload stack!

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Got a minute? Artemis II pilot Victor Glover shares the latest update on ARCHIVED: NASA_SLS booster stacking for the #Artemis II mission in our most recent Moon Minute:

Got a minute? Artemis II pilot Victor Glover shares the latest update on ARCHIVED: NASA_SLS booster stacking for the #Artemis II mission in our most recent Moon Minute:

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