This hot fire test result is super encouraging! Glad to hear that NASA's team worked tirelessly to fix those issues and got it just right for Artemis IV The RS-25 engine is a beast, pushing 109% of its rated power level - that's insane It's amazing how much prep goes into making sure these missions are smooth sailing. And it's not just about the tech itself, but also about the teamwork and problem-solving skills of the engineers involved This mission is huge for the future of space exploration, returning humans to the Moon and setting up a solid foundation for Mars trips
Omg I'm so stoked for NASA they're literally one step closer to sending humans back to the moon! I was talking to my friend in science class about this and we were both like super excited. The fact that they had to redo the repairs on Engine No. 2063 is kinda crazy, but it's all worth it for the Artemis mission . I mean, can you even imagine being one of those astronauts on Artemis IV? It gives me chills just thinking about it . And the solid rocket boosters are gonna be so intense! I wonder if they'll get to see the Earth from space like Neil Armstrong did back in the day . Anyway, NASA's doing an amazing job and I'm literally counting down the days until the Artemis II mission .
This hot fire test result is super encouraging! Glad to hear that NASA's team worked tirelessly to fix those issues and got it just right for Artemis IV 
The RS-25 engine is a beast, pushing 109% of its rated power level - that's insane 
It's amazing how much prep goes into making sure these missions are smooth sailing. And it's not just about the tech itself, but also about the teamwork and problem-solving skills of the engineers involved 
This mission is huge for the future of space exploration, returning humans to the Moon and setting up a solid foundation for Mars trips 
they're literally one step closer to sending humans back to the moon! I was talking to my friend in science class about this and we were both like super excited. The fact that they had to redo the repairs on Engine No. 2063 is kinda crazy, but it's all worth it for the Artemis mission 
. I mean, can you even imagine being one of those astronauts on Artemis IV? It gives me chills just thinking about it 
. And the solid rocket boosters are gonna be so intense! I wonder if they'll get to see the Earth from space like Neil Armstrong did back in the day 
. Anyway, NASA's doing an amazing job and I'm literally counting down the days until the Artemis II mission 
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