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And we are GO for the ferry flight of the #Stargazer L-1011 carrying our #Pegasus rocket to Kwajalein Atoll! Launch of our ICON spacecraft for @NASA is scheduled for June 14th. Stay tuned to @NASA_LSP for live launch updates. #NASAICON
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Beautiful photo of our #Stargazer L-1011 and the #Pegasus rocket taken by @NASA_EDGE. Our ferry flight has been moved one day to accommodate additional testing, launch date should remain June 14 from Kwajalein Atoll. @NASA_LSP#NASAICON
The #Pegasus team is busy conducting final tests aboard the #Stargazer L-1011 in preparation for tomorrow's ferry flight to Kwajalein Atoll for the June 14th launch of the Orbital ATK-built ICON satellite for @NASA! Be sure to follow @NASA_LSP for live launch coverage. #NASAICON
Chandler, Arizona employee Monique Dalton was recently featured in the @Baltimore_Times as part of our #OmegaRocket team. As an integral part of the program, one of her goals is to inspire young women to create new innovative solutions in STEM fields https://t.co/AfYC2cEb2j
Crew members aboard @Space_Station continued scientific activities last week, including work on new investigations that arrived aboard the @OrbitalATK Cygnus resupply ship. LEARN MORE >> https://t.co/ggH3B8Fifd
LIVE NOW: Hear from @NASASun experts about the frontier of space and why we’re sending the #NASAICON mission to study this region. Watch live: https://t.co/ZuxLDtRxxM
We are live from @30thSpaceWing at VAFB, tune into https://t.co/S94uSb5sCE to learn more about our Pegasus rocket, Stargazer airplane and ICON spacecraft - launching on June 14 @NASA_LSP#NASAICON
Sponsored content: The #OmegaRocket design leverages automation and commonalities from other @OrbitalATK launchers to provide reliability, performance and affordability with streamlined production schedules. https://t.co/U2sitmft83
Tune in to @NASA TV today at 12:30 pm EDT/4:30 UTC for LIVE coverage of the #NASAICON mission as our #Pegasus rocket prepares for its ferry flight from Vandenberg Air Force Base to its Kwajalein launch site. https://t.co/JW5isLeaWD
Operations are rolling in VAFB as our crew moved and mated the #Pegasus rocket to the #Stargazer#L1011 airplane in preps for a June 14 Launch of #NASAICON. Stay tuned to @NASA_LSP for live launch coverage!
#tbt to the start of our #OA9 mission! Our #Antares rocket lifted off from @NASA_Wallops on May 21, sending the S.S. J.R. Thompson #Cygnus to orbit. Cygnus arrived at the @Space_Station on May 24.
Omega, @OrbitalATK’s new heavy-class rocket, will have a payload capacity of up to 10,100 kg to Geosynchronous Transfer Orbit (GTO) and up to 7,800 kg to Geostationary Equatorial Orbit (GEO) https://t.co/ecB7VBKzK4
Fun fact: our longest operating satellite, Landsat-5, holds the Guinness World Record for 'Longest-operating Earth observation satellite' after 29 years in operation! Launched in 1984, the satellite was decommissioned in 2013. @GWR
#DYK that, when it comes to satellites, we have more than 1,500 years of cumulative in-orbit operational experience? Today, 89 of the 186 satellites we have built over the past 35 years are still in operation.
Mission complete! Yesterday our teams concluded in-orbit testing of @yahsatofficial’s Orbital ATK-built Al Yah 3 satellite and successfully handed over controls to Yahsat. More about the satellite: https://t.co/joiJKJ0Tgu https://t.co/1fymO0r0hV
Our teams continue to prepare for launch of @NASA’s Ionospheric Connection Explorer (ICON) satellite, scheduled to launch aboard our #Pegasus rocket 6/14. Designed & integrated at our Gilbert, AZ facility, ICON will study effects of the ionosphere on communications transmission