SLS RS-25 Engine Test, 11 October 2018

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On 11 October 2018, at 19:51 UTC (14:51 CDT, 15:51 EDT), NASA conducted a new hotfire test of an Aerojet Rocketdyne RS-25 rocket engine on the A-1 Test Stand at the John C. Stennis Space Center in Mississippi. The hotfire test lasted 500 seconds and was another certification of an RS-25 flight controller that helps the engine communicate with the SLS rocket. NASA’s Space Launch System (SLS), the most powerful rocket ever built, will be powered by four RS-25 engines firing simultaneously.

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One of the best test videos yet. I loved the artificial rain!

timstoffel
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The sun is shining not a cloud in the sky and its raining, that is the by product from the engine exhaust. COOL.!!!!

MrSlim
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“WHAT?!?”
“I SAID, ‘THAT ENGINE TEST WENT GREAT!!!”
“WHAT DO I CARE WHEN YOU ATE?!?”

robjohnson
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I hope they do more tests with the camera in the direction of precipitation.

mrlondrez
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Someone finally invented a rain making machine! Very cool!

sharp
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Is this a newly made one or a refurbished version of the shuttle engine

DangItshere
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So how much do these tests cost I wanna know

sinue
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anyone remember that they built the Saturn rocket then tested all the systems in one flight then corrected all the problems on next rocket. A much faster and cheaper way to get off the ground. NASA has gotten to overcaustious in rocket flight that's why it's taking so long to start flying again. At rate they are progressing it will be another decade before SLS Orion gets flying astronauts.

juliancrooks
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They need to put them in remote areas of Africa, to provide rain and nourishment for the locals.

smiley
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Another test....great... (it actually looks a little more stable, less vibrations than previous tests I've seen).... But.... what about some labels or naration or some thrust readings on the screen... it is getting boring... give us some details... and as others have said.... get the thing launched already....

slordmo