Do you love rocket engines? Do you enjoy reading in-depth pieces on rocket engines & how they’re made, tested, & qualified?

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There has been a change of parking spots for Crew Dragon Endeavour, moving from the forward port of Harmony to the Zenith port.

This opens the docking port for the first Crew Starliner arrival later this month.

Dragon relocating to Harmony's zenith port

In a new audit, #NASA ’s Office of Inspector General goes in depth regarding the issues that were presented during the #ArtemisI test flight — including the unexpected char loss of #Orion ’s heat shield.

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🔴 This spacecraft is going to Mars 🔴

Blue and Gold, our twin Explorer spacecraft for NASA and Space Sciences Laboratory, are entering the final stages of build and test before heading to Mars to study the planet's magnetosphere later this year.

📸 Captured on film by Aust 🚀

'The test flight revealed anomalies with the Orion heat shield, separation bolts, and power distribution that pose significant risks to the safety of the crew.'

Last week at our Rocket Ranch, Fireflies lifted the first Antares 330/MLV composite structure onto our new test stand while simultaneously lifting Alpha’s first stage onto its stand for a static fire. Our new larger Miranda engine is also getting ready to rumble on her new…

Welcome back to port, B1076.13!

Casual appearance of an F/A-18 Super Hornet over CCSFS.

📺 - nsf.live/spacecoast

More development hardware for Starship v2 was spotted, the launch mount and chopsticks were tested, and Booster 13 underwent a 2nd cryo proof at the Massey Outpost.

🎥: Mary (Mary), myself, Sean (@SeanKD_Photos), & SBL for Chris Bergin - NSF.

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Now we have a Falcon 9 Booster inbound to Port Canaveral! Come hangout with us on Space Coast Live! Chris Bergin - NSF nsf.live/spacecoast

#OTD in 1979, Launch Pad 39A at NASA's Kennedy Space Center received its first space shuttle. Over 8 hours, Enterprise made the 3.5-mile trek to the launch pad, atop the historic Mobile Transporter. This trip helped get processes ready for STS-1, the first shuttle launch go.nasa.gov/3Unz9Pv

Ship 30 arriving at suborbital pad.

Chris Bergin - NSF
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Ship 30 roll: The Ship for Flight 5 rolling down Highway 4 to the launch site for its Static Fire test.

Live: youtube.com/watch?v=gMbM0f…

Ship 30 is rolling out to the launch site for its Static Fire test.

Live: youtube.com/watch?v=gMbM0f…

Two Point Lifter heading to the launch site ahead of Ship 30 (Flight 5) rollout.

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Departure! A Shortfall of Gravitas droneship is underway from Port Canaveral to support Starlink 6-55. Tug Signet Warhorse III towing.

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A comparison of the chopstick tests in real time last week and today, as seen on Chris Bergin - NSF's nsf.live/starbase