Thursday, March 17, 2022
Photos of the Day: The SLS Rocket Is Now Headed to KSC's Launch Complex 39B for Final Testing!
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It has been 18,118 days since the last mega-Moon rocket (Saturn V for Apollo 17) rolled to the pad at NASA's Kennedy Space Center (KSC) in Florida. That changed today...when the Space Launch System (SLS) rocket that will fly on Artemis 1 rolled out of the Vehicle Assembly Building around 6 PM, Eastern Time (3 PM, Pacific Time) for its trek to KSC's Launch Complex (LC)-39B!
It will take up to 11 hours for the mobile launcher carrying SLS to travel 4.2 miles to LC-39B. Once the vehicle is hard down at the pad tomorrow morning, preparations will begin for SLS's wet dress rehearsal (its last major test before launch)—which is scheduled for no earlier than April 3. Stay tuned!
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