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Spaceflight Insider Theresa Cross April 29th, 2021 The core stage for the first Space Launch System rocket is moved out of the Pegasus barge for transport to the Vehicle Assembly Building. Credit: Theresa Cross / Spaceflight Insider The core stage for NASA’s Space Launch System rocket arrived at Kennedy Space Center in Florida for the uncrewed Artemis 1 Moon mission, scheduled for later this year. Then on April 29, under cloudy skies that gave way to a beautiful sunrise and morning, the core stage began its final journey to the Vehicle Assembly Building for final preparations and stacking. ...

ExtremeTech NASA’s Gigantic SLS Rocket Arrives in Florida on Equally Gigantic Barge By Ryan Whitwam on April 29, 2021 at 3:06 pm This site may earn affiliate commissions from the links on this page. Terms of use. NASA’s long-delayed Space Launch System (SLS) is finally beginning to take shape. Following a number of impressive engine tests, the various components of the first full spacecraft have all arrived at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center, including the newly arrived core stage. That part of the mega-rocked floated up to the spaceport on a 310-foot barge earlier this we...

Date Time Boeing CEO Updates Employees on First-Quarter Results Boeing President and CEO Dave Calhoun shared the following message with employees today addressing the company’s first-quarter results: Team, As we share our first-quarter financial results today, I want thank you for your continued resilience and resolve as we navigate through the global pandemic and deliver for our customers. While the impacts of COVID-19 continue to challenge the overall market environment, we view 2021 as a key inflection point for our industry as vaccine distribution accelerates and we work together across...

The biggest piece to a years-in-the-making rocket that will become the most powerful to ever launch off the planet arrives to Kennedy Space Center this week when the core stage for the Artemis I mission to the moon makes its way to Florida.

autoevolution 26 Apr 2021, 14:11 UTC · by Before long, the Space Launch System (SLS) rocket will launch towards the Moon carrying the Orion capsule. It will probably happen by the end of the year, when the Artemis I mission will take off with no crew on board heading for Earth’s satellite in a dry run that is supposed to validate all the systems astronauts will need. 5 photos An indicator we’re fast approaching the launch date is that NASA began moving the first core stage of the SLS from the Stennis Space Center in Mississippi to the Kennedy Space Center in Florida. Once there, th...