Roll program! Roger roll Houston!
Here's my 30 second long-exposure photo of the Space Launch System rocket lifting off from LC-39B & turning to align with the proper launch azimuth to send Orion on a trip to the Moon🌕
Day 2 of Destination SPACE camp students finished building their robotic rovers and soldered their weather stations. Students also collected data outside to analyze later this week and started working on their presentations.
Today kicked off the first class day of our 2022 Destination SPACE camp at UNC Asheville! Students learned about weather, climate, space weather, SmallSats from Bob Twiggs, and began building their robotic rovers.
UPDATE: The team may decide to continue terminal count with certain issues masked in order to get further into the testing for today's wet dress rehearsal.
Countdown is progressing for #Artemis I wet dress rehearsal. Overnight, teams powered up the @NASA_Orion spacecraft and @NASA_SLS core stage, which will be loaded with more than 700,000 gallons of cryogenic propellant during the tanking phase of countdown. https://t.co/LvrR8Kp5qx
A 15-image, 346.3 megapixel panorama of NASA's Space Launch System taken this morning. In ~2 weeks, teams will attempt the wet dress rehearsal test again🚀
🔎zoom in to see it in full-resolution here: https://t.co/CQZUkCvTyH
As we near the launch of Artemis-I we wrote a press release detailing our involvement with the Team Miles CubeSat flying on this mission. We are excited to collect space weather data and share it with the world! Read more about it here: https://t.co/aHajD9zAFE
#Artemis