'In the final stretch': NASA targeting Artemis rollout for Aug. 18

preview_player
Показать описание
NASA crews at Kennedy Space Center are seeing a light at the end of the tunnel as they ready for the first launch of the Space Launch System rocket for the Artemis I mission.
  1. WKMG News 6 ClickOrlando
  2. Artemis 1 launch
  3. Artemis I launch
  4. Artemis launch
  5. Bill Nelson
  6. Bill Nelson nasa
Рекомендации по теме
'In the final 0:01:59

'In the final stretch': NASA targeting Artemis rollout for Aug. 18

James Webb Space 0:00:54

James Webb Space Telescope in final stretch

The Stress and 0:01:01

The Stress and Excitement of NASA's Asteroid Mission! | NASA+

Missed seeing NASA's 0:00:41

Missed seeing NASA's Orion splashdown live? Here's the final descent cut down to 40 second...

Historic moon mission 0:01:40

Historic moon mission ends with splashdown of Orion capsule

NASA's Artemis 1 5:24:31

NASA's Artemis 1 Orion Spacecraft Returns To Earth | Orion In Home Stretch Of Journey | English...

James Webb Space 0:01:04

James Webb Space Telescope in final stretch

NASA Artemis mission 0:02:05

NASA Artemis mission to splashdown off San Diego Sunday

NASA's Orion Capsule 0:00:35

NASA's Orion Capsule Returns to Earth After Artemis I Mission 🌕

NASA's Artemis 1 8:10:40

NASA's Artemis 1 Orion Spacecraft Returns To Earth | Orion In Home Stretch Of Journey | English...

Landing Site Selected 0:03:03

Landing Site Selected for Mars 2020 Mission on This Week @NASA – November 23, 2018

Orions Critical Mission 0:00:22

Orions Critical Mission Surviving the Final Stretch in Complete Darkness

Mars rover landing: 0:01:12

Mars rover landing: NASA engineers prepare for 'seven minutes of terror'

Nasa’s Orion moon 0:06:59

Nasa’s Orion moon probe is Earth-ward bound ....Tech & Science Daily #podcast

NASA’s Artemis I 3:56:21

NASA’s Artemis I Mission Splashes Down in Pacific Ocean

Orion spacecraft testing 0:01:17

Orion spacecraft testing at NASA Glenn's Plum Brook Station, now the Neil A. Armstrong Test Fac...

NASA's new space 0:01:27

NASA's new space telescope impresses with stellar early image

Orion Spacecraft for 0:03:19

Orion Spacecraft for Artemis I transported to NASA’s Plum Brook Station

James Webb Telescope 3:05:06

James Webb Telescope Just Announced The Clearest Image Of Proxima B Seen In History!

NASA Explorers: Preparing 0:25:00

NASA Explorers: Preparing for the Asteroid #nasa #asteroid #sunbscribe

NASA's Artemis-1 splashdown: 4:03:43

NASA's Artemis-1 splashdown: Return to Earth

NASA Found the 1:09:30

NASA Found the missing continent! It weirder than we think

The Big Reveal 0:00:49

The Big Reveal | NASA, Biden, Unveil First Image From James Webb Space Telescope | JWST Image reveal

NASA’s Voyager Probes 0:00:34

NASA’s Voyager Probes Are Dying: The Final Countdown

Комментарии
Автор

SLS is so... last century
It is outdated in design, being a single use, super heavy lift vehicle. It is ridiculously expensive ($1.6 billion per, with $800 million aspirational cost, and the aspirational production rate is only 2 a year, by 2024) so this is a program without near enough room for optimization. Those would be significant increases in efficiency/rate, but reusable rockets (order of magnitude cheaper launches) allow for a bigger future in space. The SLS program is/was a contractual hell, where wasted time/incompetence is rewarded. You don't want to overpressure your rocket manufacturers, there's definitely a safety/quality argument there, but you shouldn't under pressure them either... There's no ignoring NASA's procurement inefficiencies, even when space is about pushing the envelope.

willh