The Artemis 2 moon crew during a launch simulation at NASA's Kennedy Space Center on Sept. 20, 2023. They stand on the crew access arm at Launch 39B, which will one day bring them to the waiting Space Launch System rocket and Orion spacecraft. From left: NASA astronaut and pilot Victor...
Beginning two days before the planned liftoff time, NASA will host a live video feed of the launch pad at Kennedy Space Center. The official pre-launch broadcast will begin at about 6:30 p.m. ET on May 6, about four hours prior to launch. Boeing...
NASA喷气推进实验室 Clean Room Sneak Peek: International SWOT Satellite (Live Q&A) youtu.be/R7aPuT8jz9Q?s=idg&k=1621546851510 NASA喷气推进实验室 Check out the new spacecraft we're building. Targeting a late-2022 launch date, this SUV-size satellite will measure the height of Earth’s water...
Watch Live: NASA Launches New Mission to MarsAdam Mann
NASA's Europa Clipper launch livestream is underway as SpaceX and NASA near the T-1 hour mark for today's planned 12:06 p.m. EDT (1606 GMT) launch. You can watch the launch live in the window above and on Space.com, but also directly from NASA and the its YouTube page. "We...
Apollo 10 selected Snoopy as their official mascot, petting his nose for luck before launch. The flight modules took on names of Peanuts characters, with Charlie Brown as the Command Service Module, and Snoopy as the Lunar Module. ▲A touch of luck ...
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AX-2 Launch Update Keith’s note: A SpaceX Falcon 9 carrying the Dragon “Freedom” was launched on time today at 5:37 pm EDT from Kennedy Space Center with a crew of four on board which includes two Saudis. More. Earlier today I spoke with Alhurra TV about the upcoming AX-2 mis...
The US space agency plans to try out the largest parachute ever deployed Wednesday during a flying saucer launch that will test new technologies for landing on Mars. The test flight of the flying saucer, known as the Low-Density Supersonic Decelerator, will be broadcast live on NASA's websit...
The NASA app is amazing because you can watch every rocket launch and there is so much to see! You can even view 3D Models of rockets, look at the sky view which allows you to see all the names of the stars and planets and it shows you which ones are which, you can do a lot ...