NASA releases 450,000 gallons of water in a matter of moments during their seventh and final water flow test at LC-39B in support of the upcoming Artemis / SLS launch.
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SLS Core Stage Test Article Arrives at KSC for Crane Practice
A mock-up of the Space Launch Systems (SLS) core stage arrived at Kennedy Space Center today via the Pegasus barge for a month of testing inside the VAB.
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FIREX-AQ Seeks to Characterize Smoke from Wildfires and Controlled Burns
NASA, NOAA, and several partners have started a seven-week study to characterize smoke from wildfires and agricultural controlled burns.
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Successful Orion Abort Test Brings NASA Closer to Moon Mission
At 7AM local time on July 2, 2019, NASA conducted a test of the Orion Launch Abort System. After 50 seconds of powered flight, NASA initiated the abort sequence and the Launch Abort System successfully pulled the Orion crew module away from the rocket.
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What Cocoa Beach Viewers Will See During Tomorrow's Orion Ascent Abort Test Tomorrow
Anyone on Cocoa Beach tomorrow at 7AM will witness a fascinating show during the unmanned Orion Ascent Abort Test 2. The two-hour launch window begins at 7 AM on Tuesday July 2, 2019 with a back-up launch day of July 3, 2019.
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More InfoPhotos from the 450,000 gallon water flow test at LC-39B, Kennedy Space Center
On September 27, 2019, the SLS Core Stage test article arrived at KSC for a month of ground systems testing.
On September 30, 2019, Exploration Ground Systems crew members practiced handling the core stage pathfinder as it moved off the Pegasus Barge.
