As Hurricane Dorian heads toward the Florida coast, NASA is moving a 400-foot mobile launcher indoors to protect it from strong winds. The process will take about 8 hours. | NPR

18K views · 1K reactions | History in the making! First time the modified mobile launcher for NASA's Space Launch System  moves into the Vehicle Assembly Building for testing. | NASA's Kennedy Space Center | Facebook

POV: You're an astronaut about to launch around the Moon 🚀🌙 Explore mobile launcher 1 by walking the Launch Complex 39B pad surface, riding up the elevator like the NASA Artemis II crew, and strolling the highest level of the launcher tower for a stellar view of the surrounding landscape. Go to NASA's Exploration Ground Systems to walk the crew access arm, explore the emergency egress system, and stand in the flame trench used to deflect the 8.8 million pounds of thrust from NASA's Space Launc

On a roll 🚚 The Mobile launcher 1 is on its way to Launch Pad 39B to prepare for the upcoming #Artemis II mission. At 380 feet (116 meters) tall, the mobile launcher is used to assemble, process, and launch NASA’s Space Launch System rocket and Orion spacecraft. Once the mobile launcher is at the launch pad, teams with NASA’s Exploration Ground Systems Program will conduct a series of tests and continue ground systems upgrades for both the mobile launcher 1 and the launch pad. Artemis ll will b

2.3K reactions · 173 comments | What was that in the sky tonight! A SpaceX rocket launcher from Vandenberg which is bringing up mini satellites for Starlink. #ocoutdoors #spacex #vandenberg | Orange County Outdoors | Facebook