NASA SLS Hot Fire | Gimbal Testing

This is the 1st stage of the space launch system, the rocket that will bring us back to the moon.
Gimbaling the 4 rocket engines is needed to steer the rocket.

[therobot]

The fact we are going to be expending the work of art that are these engines in the sls makes me cry

[amiel]

are these the same engines used in the shuttle?

[MikeOxlong-]

Wonder what the chunks of black stuff flying off the engine bells was?
Looked to be either the casing itself, or pieces of piping... Either way, can’t be good as I don’t believe they’re supposed to have any ablative properties to them...!

[_MaxHeadroom_]

It would be so funny to see what the rocket would do if the engines gimbaled like this in flight

[karlrobinson]

They should really tighten those things down better.

[weifoago]

still not as much gimbaling as the ks-25 vector engine

[raulzamoravargas]

NASA🌎✨✨GIMBAL TEST TITANES 🎬LIKE BENDICIONES VIEJO 🙏

[independentgraphic]

haha re you kiding me? those nozels are 60 years old, new rockets are completly diferent, , got my subscribe nice video!

[cristopherortez]

When I see this I see the future, propulsion engines is only gonna even more advanced from her on out

[ryanm.]

People see cones wobbling
I see millions of dollars of research burning through thousands of pounds of fuel a second and redirecting millions of kN of force like it’s nothing

Honestly incredible that mankind’s advanced this far

[LeftOverMacNCheese]

Can wait to see this thing fly in 2080

[YTSeiyaGoFire]

Way less gimbal than the vector engine, just saying

[namitshah]

I gotta test this in kerbal space program

[thtrooper]

Thats that literally like the red among us booster is skeld

[sammencia]

512k foot pounds each.
Going backwards in capabilities.

[NoahSpurrier]

So, they’re still pretending this is going into space someday? I want my money back.

[randomguywithoutadecentpfp]

NASA copied Vector engines from KSP!!!1!1!!11! (Or the mammoth engine!!1!!!!1!)