LAUNCH DATE ANNOUNCEMENT!📢
Our Mission Robotic Vehicle—the nation’s first multi-mission robotic servicer in space, built in partnership with @DARPA and the @USNRL—along with three Mission Extension Pods, or “satellite jetpacks,” is scheduled to launch with SpaceX no earlier than 5:15 pm ET on Tuesday, July 21.
We’ve joined forces with Airbus and other European companies to expand NATO’s ISR Force fleet to enhance regional security. Learn more: https://t.co/qvshisjUL4
We’ve broken ground on a Sentinel launch silo prototype at our facility in Utah. The new design concept is expected to reduce risk, accelerate fielding, prioritize future maintainability and drive cost savings for the program.
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We showcased our cost-effective Lumberjack™ Uncrewed Aircraft System with advanced autonomous and AI capabilities at the @USArmy’s Operation Lethal Eagle. Discover how we’re shaping the future of defense: https://t.co/SdVsHUFRf3
Our solid rocket boosters helped @NASA launch the first crew toward the Moon for the first time in over 50 years on the #Artemis II mission. https://t.co/TMp3Vsjram
We are powering the first crewed Artemis mission with the largest and most powerful solid rocket boosters ever flown to help humanity go farther into space than ever before.
Sentinel replaces every aspect of the current land-based leg of America’s strategic Nuclear Triad, transforming battlespace awareness and delivering an unprecedented view of missile readiness.
Behind every E-2D is precision, people and production.
Get a first-look at what it takes to build and deliver this mission-critical capability for the @USNavy.
We ensure that @NASAArtemis II is powered by proven propulsion and built for what’s next. Our solid rocket boosters provide 75% of liftoff thrust, while our abort and attitude control motors ensure astronaut safety en route to deep space.
Ad astra. To the stars we go as our twin solid rocket boosters provided over 75% of the thrust for the SLS rocket. This launch of the first crewed Orion spacecraft on the @NASAArtemis II mission around the Moon sends humans farther into space than ever before.
Artemis II is a major leap for human spaceflight. We’re helping deliver the propulsion power and mission-critical systems that currently have astronauts on their journey farther into space than ever before.
Human spaceflight is inspiring. Protecting the people onboard is essential. That’s why our teams build safety into our systems for every mission.
(Photo via NASA)
On Saturday, five of our GEM 63 boosters powered ULA’s Leo 5 mission, delivering 29 Amazon broadband satellites to orbit. Backed by seven decades of rocket motor expertise and recent investments in our manufacturing facilities, we’re driving next-gen propulsion that ensures assured access to space. #AtlasV