Train delivers Artemis 2 booster segments to NASA Kennedy in time-lapse
A train carrying booster segments for the Space Launch System rocket that will launch the Artemis 2 mission to the moon arrived at NASA's Kennedy Space Center in September 2023.
Credit: NASA | edited by Space.com
Видео Train delivers Artemis 2 booster segments to NASA Kennedy in time-lapse канала VideoFromSpace
Credit: NASA | edited by Space.com
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