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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.

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Mike Bara1 year ago

@NASA @NASAGroundSys @NASA_SLS Up Next: Cancellation.

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Will Elon Musk and SpaceX Ever Reach Mars? #mars #elonmusk #science

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@NASA @NASAGroundSys @NASA_SLS Exciting. But good grief, the schedule is so slow.

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