EVA-94 (ET: 01:00; 9:52am EDT (GMT-4)): Now 1 hour into today's spacewalk, Meir and Williams are at the IROSA strut assembly worksite at the base of the power channel 2A solar arrays, installing portable foot restraints and other aids before beginning work to finish putting

NASA is now targeting Thursday, March 19, for the rollout of its Space Launch System rocket from the Vehicle Assembly Building to the pad at Launch Complex 39B. First motion is expected at 8 p.m. EDT (0000 UTC). 📸: Adam Bernstein

SLS NASA is now targeting Thur Mar 19 for the rollout of its SLS rocket from the Vehicle Assembly Building to the pad at LC 39B. First motion is scheduled for 8 pm. Let's try this again.

SpaceX have just conducted a clamp arm retraction test, this is the first time they've retracted all of them simultaneously. 📷:NASASpaceflight

.Jessica Meir and Chris Williams concluded a seven-hour, two-minute spacewalk today at 3:54pm ET. The duo is back inside the space station following the installation of a solar array modification kit to the port side of the orbital complex. nasa.gov/blogs/spacesta…

CHAPEA hits the 150-day mark! 🎉 From harvesting crops to monitoring their physical and mental stressors, the crew of NASA's yearlong Mars simulation is helping us to drill down how exactly humans will live and work in deep space. Scroll through for a peek inside their

Our largest launch contract yet: 20x new HASTE launches for Department of War 🇺🇸 to accelerate hypersonics for America. We're delivering reliable, modern hypersonic capabilities to the nation with speed and affordability - and the first mission in this block of launches is just months

Our biggest launch contract yet that cements HASTE's hypersonics leadership

Over at SpaceX's McGregor test site, a unique test earlier today, as a Super Heavy Booster transfer tube underwent a cryo test in a rig similar to the ones used at Massey's for Test Tanks to simulate the pressures experienced in flight. NSF - NASASpaceflight.com | nsf.live/mcgregor

SpaceX has been performing synchronised Orbital Launch Mount (OLM) arm retraction testing today over at Pad 2 in Starbase! This is the first time we've witnessed this since the pad was fully constructed. NSF Starbase Live 24/7 | nsf.live/starbase NSF - NASASpaceflight.com

March 16, 2026 - Space Intelligence

Rocket = ready Payload = secured Mission = GO for launch Wet Dress Rehearsal is complete for "Eight Days A Week" for Synspective. Target Launch: 🚀 7:10 am NZDT, March 21 🚀 3:10 am JST, March 21 🚀 18:10 UTC, March 20 🚀 2:10 pm EDT, March 20 🚀 11:10 am PDT, March 20

Impressive win here for Rocket Lab: delivering the right capability at the right time. investors.rocketlabcorp.com/news-releases/…

NASA Wallops Island Update — March 18, 2026 Not a lot of visible activity at the Rocket Lab pads today, but there was definitely some work happening at LP-0A, the Antares/Firefly launch complex. Two large cranes were positioned at the lightning towers, with crews working high

This morning in Florida, SpaceX installed the Methane BQD Hood on to the launch mount at historic LC-39A. Progress continues ahead of a future where Starships are launching right next to where Shuttles used to launch! NSF - NASASpaceflight.com | nsf.live/spacecoast

NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman kicks off a screening of Project Hail Mary at the Air and Space Museum. This is going to be good.

Pad 2 - March 16, 2026 - Space Intelligence

Starship Forty something. Need help ID. Thanks - March 16, 2026 - Space Intelligence

Booster 19 rolling back to Production last night...to be continued. 🎶

Steel skeleton.