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Technicians at #NASAMarshall recently moved the completed launch vehicle stage adapter for NASA_SLS for #Artemis III to a new facility on center where it will remain until it is time to ship the hardware to NASA's Kennedy Space Center. Learn more about the adapter >>

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Maparo1 year ago

@SpaceIntel101 @NASA_SLS @NASAKennedy the rocket and the spaceship is almost finished. why is artemis 2 only in over a year? it looks like almost everything is ready?

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@NASA_SLS @NASAKennedy Artemis III? Incredible! It’s thrilling to think that humans will walk on the Moon again—for the first time since 1972!

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