Mod-10 lift for ML-2 (Mobile Launcher -2) to complete stacking for the ML that will cater for SLS Block 1B. nsf.live/spacecoast

Over at KSC NASA's SLS ML2 tower has reached its final height, as the 10th and final module was stacked. next outfitting will continue to support future missions with the SLS block 1B entry into service starting from Artemis IV. NSF - NASASpaceflight.com nsf.live/spacecoast

A few rainy days at Starbase have finally let up. 📸 NSF - NASASpaceflight.com

Out at the Rocket Ranch, Test Stand 1 is our workhorse - firing at least one engine a day. Hear from the team building and testing our engines so they are ready for launch!

The two Starbase launch pads are the focus as one prepares for its future role with the evolving Starship, while the other is being readied to temporarily host Ship Static Fires to cover Masseys' downtime. ➡️youtu.be/LJTpWKuIVvk - *Video May Contain Lots of Welds*

Fireworks at Port Canaveral, live on Space Coast Live: youtube.com/watch?v=Jm8wRj… NSF - NASASpaceflight.com

Last year, Alpha lit up the night sky during 4th of July celebrations! Today we celebrate American innovation and the bold spirit that takes us to the stars. Happy Independence Day from all of us at Firefly!

This Week In Spaceflight with Elysia Segal (Elysia Segal). youtube.com/watch?v=TRvzLL…

Fireworks at Starbase for 4th of July Celebration - The Flame Trench x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

Chat: if you had to move a, say, Space Shuttle-size object from, say, just outside D.C. to, say, just outside Houston, and your budget was, say, $85,000,000, how would you do it? Completely theoretical scenario of course. 📷 NASA

The NSF - NASASpaceflight.com McGregor Live cameras noticed an "observation" today, as what looked like part of a tank was launched into the air leaving behind a large cloud of gas. As with most of these tests we do not know if this was intentional test or not. nsf.live/mcgregor

Today At Starbase July 6 2025 Tower at Pad 2 is getting more cladding. Ship Transport Stand and Pad 1 modifications are continuing. Aft section of Ship 38 can be seen in Mega Bay 2. More ground work happening for the Giga Bay Watch it all on NSF's Starbase Live

Fireworks and celebrations provide the backdrop to Starbase as it continues to prepare to return to launch operations, with the alternative Ship Static Fire path revolving around the "Starstool". youtu.be/8lvz049Iw00

Big news for European spaceflight! If you've watched our Europe's Future in Space series of interviews, some of these companies may sound familiar to you. If not, here's a link to our playlist including all eight episodes so you can have a watch. youtube.com/playlist?list=…

We are happy to share that we have been preselected for the European Launcher Challenge by European Space Agency . With this initiative, ESA is taking decisive steps towards commercialization and expansion of launch services, which are essential for ensuring sovereignty in space.

Fast launch cadence means hardware inbound to Cape. In fact, NSF - NASASpaceflight.com McGregor Live may have seen these Falcon 9 second stages recently! nsf.live/mcgregor

Starbase Update with Ryan Caton (Ryan Caton). youtube.com/watch?v=-CX87o…

Otter Pup 2 is on orbit and making progress towards its mission to attempt docking with another satellite. There are multiple milestones in this journey, some of which could take months to accomplish: – Establish communications – Complete commissioning – Conduct long range

Europe's Future In Space livestream, and it includes aerospikes, which are very cool! Live on YT youtube.com/watch?v=iNY8c9… - and X x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

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