NASA teams are finalizing the details on the Self Propelled Module Transporter (SPMT) that will allow for Space Launch System Structural Test Articles (STAs) and the Integrated Core Stage (ICS) to depart the Michoud Assembly Facility (MAF) en route to shipping to various NASA hubs, including the Kennedy Space Center (KSC).
Prime contractor Boeing recently completed Thermal Protection System (TPS) applications on the liquid oxygen (LOX)…
After a week and a half long river trip on Pegasus, the second of four…
A full-scale model of a Space Launch System (SLS) Core Stage, called the Core Stage…
As the facility continues repairs of tornado damaged infrastructure and looks to find workspace for…
NASA’s veteran Pegasus barge – used to transport Space Shuttle External Tanks from Louisiana to…
The Stennis Space Center conducted the latest in a series of tests with RS-25 Engine…
The famous Pegasus Barge is nearing the end of its jumboisation phase, as work continues…
NASA is finally ready to begin the test fire and development program for the engines…
The return of RS-25 engine testing at the Stennis Space Center has been delayed, following…
The Michoud Assembly Facility (MAF) is continuing its lengthy transition towards its new flagship role,…
The Stennis Space Center is just weeks away from returning to RS-25 engine testing, following…
NASA’s famous Pegasus Barge – best known for transporting External Tanks from the Michoud Assembly…
The four RS-25 engines selected for the debut launch of the Space Launch System (SLS)…
The iconic Vehicle Assembly Building (VAB) at the world famous Kennedy Space Center (KSC) may…