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Say this quickly three times: Ground Systems superstars stack seventh segment swiftly Over the weekend, teams lifted the left center center segment of the NASA_SLS solid rocket boosters for the NASA Artemis II mission into High Bay 3 of the Vehicle Assembly Building. This is the seventh of 10...

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Фото профиля The Better NASA Project 🧑‍🚀
The Better NASA Project 🧑‍🚀1 год назад

@NASA_SLS @NASAArtemis Our definitions of "swiftly" are vastly different...

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@NASA_SLS @NASAArtemis Whoever manages these posts does a great job of sharing. Keep it up!

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@NASA_SLS @NASAArtemis Great 👍

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@NASA_SLS @NASAArtemis Worm is good, worm is best!

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@NASA_SLS @NASAArtemis Say this quickly three times: SLS Artemis Gateway are colossal wastes of taxpayer money. Have you read NASA SP287? I have.

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Teams with ARCHIVED: NASA's Exploration Ground Systems recently completed painting the NASA “worm” onto the booster motor segments that will form the NASA_SLS twin solid rocket boosters for #Artemis II, the first crewed NASAArtemis mission. WATCH MORE >>
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One step closer to flight! Teams have successfully rolled out the core stage of the ARCHIVED: NASA_SLS rocket for the #Artemis II mission. The core stage will travel 900 miles from NASA's Michoud Assembly Facility to NASA's Kennedy Space Center, where it will prepare for its next destination: the Moon!
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Reaching for the stars✨ Moving the 212-foot core stage for #Artemis II is no easy feat! Recently, teams with ARCHIVED: NASA's Exploration Ground Systems at NASA's Kennedy Space Center vertically positioned it in High Bay 2, giving technicians 360-degree access. Learn more >>
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NASA's SLS Mobile Launcher 2 reaches hights as another section was stacked bringing it above the Launch Control Center at the Kennedy Space Center. NSF - NASASpaceflight.com
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The Artemis II crew has been busy at NASA's Johnson Space Center, running through procedures for all ten days of their mission. Shout out to the NASA and partner teams for their efforts to get the Artemis II mission ready for launch!
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