NASA has removed the giant SLS rocket from its hangar. To be tested a little before the departure of Artemis 1.

For more than ten years, NASA and its partners have been developing the Space Launch System (SLS), and it was rolled out yesterday from NASA’s Vehicle Assembly Building for slightly different tests.

After the tests are completed, the SLS will be returned to the hangar for further modifications that may be required. After that, it is believed that it will be ready for use to send NASA’s Artemis 1 mission into space. Artemis 1 is an unmanned lunar mission that will send an Orion capsule to the moon, which will then enter into orbit around it.

Artemis 1 will be the first of NASA’s lunar missions aimed at landing a male and female astronaut on the Moon within a few years. Artemis 1 is delayed, like the rest of the Artemis program. Exactly when NASA plans to send the SLS and the Orion capsule into space is not yet known. It is believed that this will happen as soon as possible sometime this summer.

The launch of the SLS yesterday at the Kennedy Space Center took about 11 hours and it was a rather slow story. Here above you can check the timelapse as it goes faster. In connection with the show, NASA and longtime Pearl Jam singer Eddie Vader have released an official video of the Artemis mission. It’s set to music by Vader’s song “Invincible” and you can see it below.

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