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NASA, Public Mark Assembly of SLS Stage with Artemis Day

Jennifer Harbaugh

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On Monday, Dec. 9, NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine showed off the Space Launch System rocket stage that will send the first Artemis mission to space. The core stage, built at NASA’s Michoud Assembly Facility in New Orleans, is the largest NASA has produced since the Apollo Program.

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On Monday, Dec. 9, NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine showed off the Space Launch System rocket stage that will send the first Artemis mission to space. The core stage, built at NASA’s Michoud Assembly Facility in New Orleans, is the largest NASA has produced since the Apollo Program.

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On Monday, Dec. 9, NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine showed off the Space Launch System rocket stage that will send the first Artemis mission to space. The core stage, built at NASA’s Michoud Assembly Facility in New Orleans, is the largest NASA has produced since the Apollo Program.

Key concepts: Stage (stratigraphy), Aeronautics, Rocket (weapon), Apollo, Space Shuttle, Engineering, Meteorology, Aerospace engineering

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