Coming up in a few hours.....Electron launch with a helicopter catch attempt of the booster.

B1051-14 was seen earlier today on Chris Bergin - NSF's Space Coast Live stream (see blue square, orange rocket was the star of the day today😅) headed to SLC-40 for its 14th and final launch. The booster will be expended on the Galaxy 31&32 mission.

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SLS is now at 39B. Waiting for confirmation of hard down.

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NASA Administrator Bill Nelson released this statement Friday regarding debris from the Chinese Long March 5B rocket:

The CZ-5B core stage that launched China’s Mengtian station module has reentered over the South Pacific this morning:

The vehicle and the destination.

The next attempt for #Artemis -1 is coming up fast! We’re now just 10 days away from seeing just how good Orange Rocket is!

Keep tabs on SLS 24/7 with Space Coast Live: nsf.live/spacecoast

#SLS with its next stop in sight...the launch pad. Under starry skies, #NASA 's next moon rocket is ready for another try to head to the stars.

You can follow all of the #Artemis1 coverage on Chris Bergin - NSF.

Learn about the rollout and what's next: nasaspaceflight.com/2022/11/sls-re…

Continuing to watch #SLS roll out to LC-39B. Liftoff of #Artemis1 is NET November 14th at 12:07am ET.

You can watch the rollout live on Chris Bergin - NSF right now! youtu.be/jo5Ql4gxjYU

SLS is out of the barn and making her way toward LC-39B in preparation for the November launch period.

The NSF crew is on site and taking questions. Tune in to watch live, and even learn something!

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Crew Access Arm (CAA) retract.

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Watch LIVE: NASA rolls SLS back out to LC-39B for the next Artemis I launch attempt!

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The VAB doors have opened ahead of tonight's rollout!

Commentated coverage begins at 11:30 PM EDT (03:30 UTC). In the meantime, watch live views from the Kennedy Space Center: nsf.live/spacecoast

SLS will return to LC-39B tomorrow morning with freshly recharged and certified batteries and other minor repairs completed.

Mitigations for the hydrogen leaks seen during fueling will be tested on the next launch attempt on Nov. 14.

Article: nasaspaceflight.com/2022/11/sls-re…

Following some CH4 (Liquid Methane) loading, Full Stack B7/S24 is now undergoing LOX (Liquid Oxygen) loading.

This is part of the single-species prop load testing in the milestones.

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#Starship is frosty in #Starbase ! The Chris Bergin - NSF team will turn on our mics in 15mins (3pm EDT/19:00 UTC) to take your questions about today's test and discuss the recent NASA timeline for Starship's path to orbit!

LIVE coverage & Q&A: youtube.com/watch?v=mhJRzQ…

That soon means the McGregor team will get to test their 200th second stage! 1-2 get tested each week (yesterday in fact) then wrapped and shipped to Florida or Vandy. Amazing reliability and just shows all the hard work everyone puts in pays off. 👏🏻 👏🏻