The RS-25 team has conducted the latest hot-fire test of development engine 0528 at the Stennis Space Center in Mississippi on Wednesday. While the team continues to wait for delivery of flight versions of the new engine controller units (ECU), they took the opportunity to conduct an engine test firing to evaluate a design trade-off that was recently proposed by the Space Launch System (SLS) program.
The effort to certify the Space Launch System RS-25 engines for the first launch will…
The NASA and contractor workforce at Stennis Space Center are nearing completion of structural work…
The latest static fire test of the development RS-25 engine (E0528) has taken place at the…
The NASA, Aerojet Rocketdyne, and Syncom Space Services team at Stennis Space Center in Mississippi…
The latest RS-25 test at NASA’s Stennis Space Center in Mississippi – aimed at continuing…
NASA and Aerojet Rocketdyne have conducted an opening test of the RS-25 rocket engine that…
RS-25 Engine 2059 – a veteran of five Shuttle missions – is scheduled to begin…
NASA has issued a lengthy explanation behind the decision to contract Aerojet Rocketdyne to restart…
A former Space Shuttle Main Engine (SSME), that never gained the honor of pushing a…
NASA has conduct another static fire test firing of RS-25 engine number 0525 on Thursday…
The Stennis Space Center conducted the latest in a series of tests with RS-25 Engine…
With three years to go until the debut launch of the Space Launch System (SLS),…
The second test firing of RS-25 engine 0525 has taken place at the A-1 Test…
The Space Launch System (SLS) management have set the milestones and dates for the upcoming…
The four RS-25 engines selected for the debut launch of the Space Launch System (SLS)…
The RS-25 – the engine that enjoyed a hugely successful career with the Space Shuttle…
