The launch of Artemis I from the perspective of my remote camera1yr ⋅ EthanWalshPhoto ⋅ r/SpaceLaunchSystem
Artemis Orion 1 having just emerged from the far side of the Moon on its way back to Earth, visible as a crescent in this image.1yr ⋅ Adeldor ⋅ r/SpaceLaunchSystem
4 years as an SRB Pyro Engineer on the SLS, and I couldn't be more excited about tomorrow's launch. Go Artemis!1yr ⋅ Untensuru0 ⋅ r/SpaceLaunchSystem
The full-resolution view from Orion as it approached the Moon earlier today1yr ⋅ 675longtail ⋅ r/SpaceLaunchSystem
Lots of people believe the lunar module was a tiny flimsy little thing, this image really shows how big it actually is1yr ⋅ enknowledgepedia ⋅ r/SpaceLaunchSystem
Just returned from taking pictures at Kennedy Parkway - I'm glad there appears to be no structural damage from wind loads1yr ⋅ AEONde ⋅ r/SpaceLaunchSystem
Artemis 1: Orion descends under parachutes, concluding a flawless test flight1yr ⋅ 675longtail ⋅ r/SpaceLaunchSystem
In one week, we will launch one of the largest, most powerful rockets the world has ever seen on its maiden voyage as we begin our return to the Moon and journey to Mars.1yr ⋅ chancebelloise ⋅ r/SpaceLaunchSystem
I'm excited to see SLS come together, but seeing the stacked boosters made this come to mind.3yr ⋅ sicktaker2 ⋅ r/SpaceLaunchSystem
The Artemis 4 Orion pressure vessel was recently completed at Michoud1yr ⋅ 675longtail ⋅ r/SpaceLaunchSystem
The Artemis-1 SLS Core Stage has been loaded onto Pegasus for transport to KSC3yr ⋅ 675longtail ⋅ r/SpaceLaunchSystem
The Artemis-1 Orion making its way to the Launch Abort System Facility, the next step on the way to stacking with SLS3yr ⋅ 675longtail ⋅ r/SpaceLaunchSystem
The Mobile Launcher is rolling out to the park site for upgrades ahead of Artemis 21yr ⋅ 675longtail ⋅ r/SpaceLaunchSystem
The Launch Abort Tower has been installed on the Artemis-1 Orion2yr ⋅ 675longtail ⋅ r/SpaceLaunchSystem
I had the opportunity to go see the Core last week and got the go ahead to share my pictures. EGS even shared them!3yr ⋅ Regis_Mk5 ⋅ r/SpaceLaunchSystem
The Interim Cryogenic Propulsion System (ICPS) has been stacked3yr ⋅ Enterprise3 ⋅ r/SpaceLaunchSystem
A new RS-25 nozzle, slated to fly on Artemis 6, seen at Aerojet Rocketdyne's fabrication center3yr ⋅ 675longtail ⋅ r/SpaceLaunchSystem
The Artemis 4 heat shield skin, delivered aboard the Super Guppy to NASA Ames today2yr ⋅ 675longtail ⋅ r/SpaceLaunchSystem
Weezer autographs inside the Artemis II Orion Stage Adapter (OSA)10mo ⋅ Spaceguy5 ⋅ r/SpaceLaunchSystem
RL-10 to be the next engine to do a Trans-lunar injection burn to take humans to the moon since the J2 did with the S-IVB.3yr ⋅ sergei_von_kerman ⋅ r/SpaceLaunchSystem
The aft barrel of the Artemis IV SLS LOX tank has been welded together - the first piece of SLS Block 1B2yr ⋅ 675longtail ⋅ r/SpaceLaunchSystem
2 of 4 ogive panels have now been installed on the Artemis I Orion2yr ⋅ 675longtail ⋅ r/SpaceLaunchSystem
The Artemis I SLS Core Stage is now in the Vehicle Assembly Building3yr ⋅ 675longtail ⋅ r/SpaceLaunchSystem
The first new RS-25 powerhead in over a decade has been delivered to Stennis Space Center for testing2yr ⋅ 675longtail ⋅ r/SpaceLaunchSystem
All four ogive panels have now been installed on the Artemis I Orion2yr ⋅ 675longtail ⋅ r/SpaceLaunchSystem
What are the so called evolved boosters on the sls block 2 and beyond?1yr ⋅ VeritaSpace ⋅ r/SpaceLaunchSystem
Technicians lift an SLS SRB motor that will be used on Artemis 42yr ⋅ 675longtail ⋅ r/SpaceLaunchSystem
The NASA meatball and the American flag have been applied to the Artemis I Orion backshell3yr ⋅ 675longtail ⋅ r/SpaceLaunchSystem
A different view of the ICPS with the RL-10 closeup.......3yr ⋅ sergei_von_kerman ⋅ r/SpaceLaunchSystem
The NASA worm, seen on the European Service Module for Artemis I3yr ⋅ 675longtail ⋅ r/SpaceLaunchSystem
The real Starship and real SLS at the same time. Screencap of NasaSpaceFlight's side-by-side livestreams during their SLS rollout coverage. Processed to pull the vehicles out from the mist and twilight respectively.2yr ⋅ Adeldor ⋅ r/SpaceLaunchSystem
The Artemis II European Service Module has arrived at the Kennedy Space Center2yr ⋅ 675longtail ⋅ r/SpaceLaunchSystem
All four solar arrays have been installed on the Artemis I Orion3yr ⋅ 675longtail ⋅ r/SpaceLaunchSystem
Welding on the Orion pressure vessel for Artemis 3 has been completed2yr ⋅ 675longtail ⋅ r/SpaceLaunchSystem
Technicians move the three spacecraft adaptor jettison fairings into place around the Artemis I Orion3yr ⋅ 675longtail ⋅ r/SpaceLaunchSystem
To get a sense of scale for just how big SLS is, you need see something you thought was big, standing next to it. In this case, the tallest animal ever.3yr ⋅ ThePrimalEarth7734 ⋅ r/SpaceLaunchSystem
The left-center segment is lowered onto the aft segment as SRB stacking resumes for Artemis I3yr ⋅ 675longtail ⋅ r/SpaceLaunchSystem
The first SRB segment for Artemis I has been placed on the Mobile Launcher3yr ⋅ 675longtail ⋅ r/SpaceLaunchSystem
New pic of the SRB segments in the VAB. You can see the NASA worm being painted onto one.3yr ⋅ jadebenn ⋅ r/SpaceLaunchSystem
The sun sets on the Green Run test program as SLS is removed from the test stand3yr ⋅ 675longtail ⋅ r/SpaceLaunchSystem
Technicians install a developmental RS-25 onto the test stand at Stennis Space Center this week ahead of an upcoming test series3yr ⋅ 675longtail ⋅ r/SpaceLaunchSystem
Adminstrator Nelson speaking in front of the CS-2 LH2 tank (12/08/2021)2yr ⋅ CR15PYbacon ⋅ r/SpaceLaunchSystem
Artemis 1 Launch Calendar - Shows possible launch dates and windows for A12yr ⋅ 1234sh134hr ⋅ r/SpaceLaunchSystem
Is the venting on this RS-25 shown in red arrows from Liquid Hydrogen engine bleed from conditioning?1yr ⋅ RocketScientist1983 ⋅ r/SpaceLaunchSystem
Orion rolling into the VAB with SLS peaking out from High Bay 32yr ⋅ CR15PYbacon ⋅ r/SpaceLaunchSystem
NASA started building ML-1 before they had a finished design for it, which created delays which cost taxpayers 927 million dollars. GAO recommends; NASA design using 3D software before building.3yr ⋅ DullSource ⋅ r/SpaceLaunchSystem
I still can’t believe we’re throwing these away, but I’m excited nonetheless3yr ⋅ SnazzyInPink ⋅ r/SpaceLaunchSystem
Orion Crew module with more windows; ergo better and improved views.3yr ⋅ okere_kachi ⋅ r/SpaceLaunchSystem
Once all the propellant in the SLS boosters has burned, 16 smaller rockets (called booster separation motors) fire simultaneously to safely push the boosters away from the SLS rocket. It’ll occur the same way for each #Artemis mission.3yr ⋅ okere_kachi ⋅ r/SpaceLaunchSystem
