NASA’s giant moon rocket arrives at the launch pad.. Details

The launch of the SLS Version 2 missile launcher in a major pre-flight test.

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Vehicles powered by Orion’s crawler vehicles, which travel from the facility’s crawler vehicles operating in a moving platform at speeds of no more than 1 mph, to the launch pad on Monday, June 6.

The space agency shared images of the rocket and a 332-foot (98.1-meter) snapshot of the site:

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Flying, NASA engineers will spend some time securing the SLS rocket and mobile launcher for ground support equipment.

Rocket launch aircraft in a missile launch stage in a missile launch stage in a missile launch stage in a missile launch stage in the second stage

Where this is done, the vehicle is terminated to the Vehicles Building so that the issues can be addressed.

Once the SLS missile achieves a successful rehearsal, it will be considered ready for its first mission, the Artemis I.

The opportunity to take off will be SLS close to planet Earth.

Seems like watching a picture taken from the movie Artemis II.

If it’s a big respectable, it’s Artemis III 2025.

The Artemis program seeks to launch a new era in lunar exploration with the goal of establishing the first long-term presence on the moon, NASA said