Launch Sequencer News Today

breaking news hello everyone. >> thanks for joining me on. alison chemla, radha, and for fredricka whitfield, we have an exciting program for you today because within the next half an hour, we expect to witness the first ever boeing starliner spacecraft launched from cape canaveral, florida to the international space station. >> this is not a practice run this its launch has to american astronauts on board but officials and spectators are holding their breath a bit because this mission...

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Topping vowels that one of those three racks was not commanding them to be open when we want wanted them to be open it is triple redundant, so we never had an issue with crew safety or with safety to the vehicle. but we worked through it and we switch the primary control to a different of the three racks, which is acceptable for that system. and so topping continued and wed never really deviated from that. as we get down to terminal count. then we do a health check of other systems one of the ke...

Shuttle days, but in the shuttle days we got down to the t -31. >> second point in the count when everything shifted from the what we call the ground launch sequencer to onboard control. and so this was the ground launch sequence or something in the ground system software, the detected a problem. so thats what the team is off trying to do. tech determined now, what what was it, what signal i think i will i will say going back to what kristen said about sensors when when. now administrator, senat...

After more than half a year of troubled tests and failed launch attempts, the Artemis Moon rocket finally seems determined to leave its birth planet behi...

See a timeline of activities for when Artemis I launches from Kennedy Space Center on its planned flight that will last weeks taking the Orion spacecraft to the moon and back on a trip that will travel more than 1.3 million miles before it splashes back down on Earth in the Pacific Ocean.

Artemis 1 mission: NASA's Space Launch System and Orion are set to launch from Kennedy Space Center launchpad 39B no earlier than 8:33 a.m. on August 29.

Artemis 1 mission: NASA's Space Launch System and Orion are set to launch from Kennedy Space Center launchpad 39B no earlier than 8:33 a.m. on August 29.

See the timeline: 46-hour countdown for launch of NASAs Artemis I mission to the moon is officially underway at Kennedy Space Center in Florida.

Artemis 1 mission: NASA's Space Launch System and Orion are set to launch from Kennedy Space Center launchpad 39B no earlier than 8:33 a.m. on August 29.