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Boeing’s headquarters. Photo: Boeing Boeing‘s Defense, Space & Security division reported $6.9 billion in revenue in its second quarter 2021 (Q2) financial results, a 4% bump from the same time period in 2020. Most of these gains, however, were for military aircraft — specifically the  KC-46A Tanker and P-8A Poseidon.  This revenue boost for the division came after a 19% revenue boost in Q1. For the first half (H1) 2021, Defense, Space & Security reported $14 billion in revenues, an 11% increase from the same time period in 2020.  Backlog at Defense, Space & Security stands at $59 b...

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NASA and Boeing working on optimizing SLS stage production at MAF May 24, 2021 NASA’s Space Launch System (SLS) program and Stages prime contractor Boeing are collaborating on optimizing the production areas at the Michoud Assembly Facility (MAF) in New Orleans. The final assembly of the second Core Stage is underway as work expands to cover the production of multiple Core Stages and Exploration Upper Stages (EUS) for the SLS Block 1B vehicle. SLS and Boeing started a long-term factory optimization plan at the end of 2019; among the changes is a reorganization of the layout of production ar...

SLS Core Stage thermal protection system refurbishment in work at Kennedy for Artemis 1 May 20, 2021 NASA’s Space Launch System (SLS) and Exploration Ground Systems (EGS) programs are working with Core Stage prime contractor Boeing and prime test operations and support contractor Jacobs to finish repairs to thermal protection system (TPS) spray-on foam insulation on the Artemis 1 Core Stage at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida. The TPS foam, cork, and foil performed well during the final, critical test cases of the Green Run campaign in mississippi, which culminated in three propellant lo...

Will be visible from the launchpad ... when it finally gets there Richard Speed Fri 14 May 2021 // 12:39 UTC Share Copy NASA has slapped its worm logo on the side of the Crew Module Adaptor (CMA) for the Orion spacecraft as the first Artemis mission to the Moon inches closer. The logo had already been stuck on the underside of the CMA last year, but sticking it on the side will ensure it is visible once the Orion spacecraft and its European-built service module are stacked atop the Space Launch System (SLS) rocket and wheeled out to Kennedy's pad 39B. NASA logo on Orio...