LIVE: Watch our coverage of the #CAPSTONE launch. The satellite will test a unique lunar orbit that combines the best of close and distant orbit paths. Liftoff is set for 5:55am ET (9:55 UTC). microblog.im.allmendenetz.de/i/broadcasts/1mr…
🚀 @NASA, @RocketLab, and @AdvancedSpace are targeting 9:55 UTC/5:55am EDT on June 28th for the launch of the #CAPSTONE mission from Mahia, New Zealand!
CAPSTONE serves as a pathfinder for Gateway, a Moon-orbiting outpost that's part of the Artemis program. 🛰️🌓
🛰️#MissiontoPsyche Update:
NASA’s first mission designed to study a metal-rich asteroid will not make its planned 2022 launch attempt due to not having sufficient time to complete testing of flight software.
Learn more here:
nasa.gov/press-release/nasa-…
📢 #MissiontoPsyche Update: NASA is planning a teleconference to discuss the Psyche mission to a metal-rich asteroid.
Tune in at 2 pm! go.nasa.gov/3nktzxa
.@NASA has analyzed the data from the #Artemis I wet dress rehearsal conducted Monday, June 20, and determined the testing campaign is complete.
@NASA_SLS and @NASA_Orion will roll back to the Vehicle Assembly Building next week to prepare for launch. go.nasa.gov/3A2rZrm
⏰ Join us today at 11am ET for a media teleconference to discuss next steps for the #Artemis I mission with the @NASA_SLS rocket and @NASA_Orion spacecraft.
Get the details: nasa.gov/live
We’re celebrating six decades of exploration here at Kennedy Space Center this year!
Witnessed a launch you’ll never forget? Met an astronaut? Caught sight of a space-flown vehicle? Share your stories, videos, & photos with us for a chance to be featured on our social channels.
Kevin Grossman is a #hockey player from NY and a materials scientist at @NASAKennedy. Kevin and his team are working on a reactor that converts dirt from the lunar surface into oxygen. More about the tech that could help astronauts breathe on the Moon: go.nasa.gov/3zNo69Q
Faces of Technology - Meet Kevin Grossman
Kevin Grossman, a materials science expert and GaLORE project lead at NASA Kennedy’s Swamp Works, is motivated by how his work could change the future of human exploration.
On the left is a photo taken #OTD in 1988 of a dwarf wheat variety growing in @NASAKennedy’s Biomass Production Chamber. Shown to the right, a photo taken in March 2018 of dwarf wheat plants growing in the Advanced Plant Habitat Facility on @Space_Station.
Join us today at 11am ET for a media teleconference to hear from experts as they discuss the results of yesterday's wet dress rehearsal test for the #Artemis I mission: nasa.gov/live
.@NASAGroundSys teams ended the #Artemis I wet dress rehearsal today at 7:37 p.m. at T-29 seconds in the countdown.
Learn more about today's test: go.nasa.gov/3HClNbB
UPDATE: The launch team went through the T-10 countdown stopping at T-29 seconds. They are currently safing the vehicle.
Continue to follow along at nasa.gov/live
The mission management team polled “GO” to proceed with the terminal countdown. During these final ten minutes of the countdown, the team will use a modified configuration to gain the most from today’s #Artemis I wet dress rehearsal test.
Watch live: nasa.gov/live
UPDATE: T-10 mins & holding.
NASA test director has extended the hold while team continues to work hydrogen leak.
Core stage LH2 & upper stage LH2 are in stop flow while the team works leak.
Upper stage LOX in stop for relief pressure test.
Core stage LOX remains in replenish.
UPDATE: The team has entered into a 30-minute pre-planned hold to make up time and work through remaining issues before resuming at T-10 minutes.
Fast fill on upper stage liquid oxygen continues.
The team is still troubleshooting the core stage quick disconnect hydrogen leak.
We are “GO” to begin tanking of the @NASA_SLS rocket as part of the #Artemis I wet dress rehearsal test.
Watch our live feed for updates throughout the day: nasa.gov/nasalive