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The Marshall Star for December 6, 2023 - Vimarsana News

The Marshall Star for December 6, 2023

NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center celebrated its annual tree-lighting ceremony in the courtyard of Building 4221 on Nov 30.

Source: nasa.gov
To the Moon and Beyond: NASA's Artemis Engine Roars in Latest Test - Vimarsana News

To the Moon and Beyond: NASA's Artemis Engine Roars in Latest Test

NASA's third RS-25 engine test on November 29 was a key part of a 12-test series for certifying the engines used in the SLS rocket for Artemis missions. The tests, which involve advanced manufacturing processes like 3D printing, aim to ensure reliability and performance for future lunar and Mars mis

NASA Tests In-Flight Capability of Artemis Moon Rocket Engine - Vimarsana News

NASA Tests In-Flight Capability of Artemis Moon Rocket Engine

Bay St. Louis MS (SPX) Dec 01, 2023 - NASA conducted the third RS-25 engine hot fire in a critical 12-test certification series Nov. 29, demonstrating a key capability necessary for flight of the SLS (Space Launch System) rocket during

New and improved Artemis moon rocket engine test fired by NASA - Vimarsana News

New and improved Artemis moon rocket engine test fired by NASA

NASA engineers have hot-fired the redesigned Artemis moon rocket in preparation for future Space Launch System flights that will take humanity back to the moon.

Source: space.com
New engines tested for Space Launch System rocket - Vimarsana News

New engines tested for Space Launch System rocket

NASA completed developmental engine testing March 30 with a full-duration RS-25 hot fire, to support future engines that will launch Space Launch System astronauts deeper into space than ever.