@JacobKeeton20 That will be super impressive if they make. And their whole cadence has been super impressive since the first launch so good chance they do make it! 🤞🤞
Could Scotland be the home of LC-3? We’re reviewing @spacegovuk's Sutherland site. Unrelated: I am not so sure about a Rocket Lab kilt, I’ve been there and it’s cold. Seems like underwear is a solid idea.
NASA’s Dragonfly mission is set to launch in 2028, embarking on a 3.6 billion-mile journey to Saturn’s largest moon in search of the building blocks of life.
Redwire is proud to support this groundbreaking mission by supplying critical navigation technology through our contract with the @JHUAPL.
Our technology will help guide the Dragonfly rotorcraft lander as it explores and samples dozens of sites across Titan’s surface.
Learn more about the Dragonfly mission and how Redwire supports it: https://t.co/Xh0mQ7W61C
Driving on the Moon starts with one question: what are we driving on? 🚧
In the latest episode of Austin Explains, we go behind the scenes at @NASAKennedy's SwampWorks for the latest updates on Redwire's lunar infrastructure technology, Mason.
The @NASAMoonBase will be the home where Artemis astronauts live and work, and Mason is built to support landers, rovers, or robotic arms, transforming lunar or martian regolith into a durable, concrete‑like material.
This is the foundation for habitats, landing pads, radiation shielding, and long‑term surface operations.
Check out how new testing is bringing lunar construction one step closer to reality.