NASA finishes stacking its mega-Moon rocket! | News Blurb

NASA finally has a fully stacked Space Launch System rocket sitting inside the Vehicle Assembly Building at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida!
On Oct. 20, 2021, the final piece of the Artemis 1 mission was added to the SLS rocket, the Orion spacecraft with its launch abort system.
Artemis 1 will be an uncrewed mission to send the Orion spacecraft around the Moon in early 2022. It’ll pave the way for a human flight around the Moon on Artemis 2 sometime in 2023.
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[@UlmerCubingandMore]

Huzzah, Orange Boi is complete!

[@michelgrepinet2500]

Hi Derek, could you kindly tell me what is the source where you collect the short videos you include in your own video about the SLS-Artemis project, eg the fantastic shots of the SLS crawler. Thks beforehand, regards Michel

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Most of the videos and images I use from NASA I get from their Image and Video Library: images.nasa.gov/

[@michelgrepinet2500]

Many tanks indeed for your kind answer and excellent videos. Best rgds Michel

[@DheerajjYadav76]

You are the best