Edgar Campa-Palafox

Florida destinations dominated the U.S. growth cities list again in 2023, with the Space Coast market (Palm Bay-Melbourne, FL) netting the largest number of movers in one-way U-Haul equipment last year #spacecoast #florida

We're flying around the Moon. Come watch with us. Live coverage of Artemis II prelaunch activities begins Friday, March 27, when the crew arrives at @NASAKennedy. Here's the full Artemis II event schedule — keep checking back for the latest updates: go.nasa.gov/4s0lHjB

Our Artemis II crew will be going around the Moon, but they'll always find their way back home 🌎 During this complex journey, the four astronauts will travel ~685,000 miles on a trajectory around the Moon and back to Earth. See their daily agenda: go.nasa.gov/4bw1ddt

.@espn Buenos días desde la costa espacial de Florida 🚀@moillorens @Rortiz_ESPN @ESPNMarioKempes

NASA's Jared Isaacman just announced sweeping changes to the Artemis Program. Here's what is happening: arstechnica.com/staff/2026/02/…

With the conclusion of the wet dress rehearsal today, we are moving off the February launch window and targeting March for the earliest possible launch of Artemis II. With more than three years between SLS launches, we fully anticipated encountering challenges. That is precisely why we conduct a wet dress rehearsal. These tests are designed to surface issues before flight and set up launch day with the highest probability of success. During the test, teams worked through a liquid hydrogen leak at a core stage interface during tanking, which required pauses to warm hardware and adjust propellant flow. All core stage and interim cryogenic propulsion stage tanks were successfully filled, and teams conducted a terminal countdown to about T-5 minutes before the ground launch sequencer halted operations due to an increased leak rate. Additional factors included extended Orion closeout work, intermittent ground audio dropouts, and cold-weather impacts to some cameras, along with the successful demonstration of updated Orion closeout purge procedures to support safe crew operations. As always, safety remains our top priority, for our astronauts, our workforce, our systems, and the public. As noted above, we will only launch when we believe we are as ready to undertake this historic mission. This is just the beginning. It marks the start of an Artemis program that will evolve to support repeated and affordable missions to the Moon, in line with President Trump’s national space policy. Getting this mission right means returning to the Moon to stay and a future to Artemis 100 and beyond. I want to thank the talented workforce at NASA, along with our industry and international partners, who are working tirelessly on this effort. The team will fully review the data, troubleshoot each issue encountered during WDR, make the necessary repairs, and return to testing. We expect to conduct an additional wet dress rehearsal and then target the March window. We will continue to keep the public and the media informed as readiness progresses.

A massive cruise ship blocked the shot just as Blue Origin lifted off. Biggest photobomb ever.

@CoachDanMullen SpaceX Starlink Launch from Carlifornia

What is this over Las Vegas tonight

@espn @moillorens @Rortiz_ESPN @ESPNMarioKempes Saludos desde la costa espacial de Florida 🚀

SOON TO BE AIRBORNE: Port Canaveral’s North Cargo Berth 1 had a special delivery – a satellite built by OHB Gmbh in partnership with Thales Alenia Space. The satellite was offloaded from the Ro-Ro (roll on/roll off) cargo vessel MN Colibri and is scheduled to be launched into space in the coming weeks. #spaceportcanaveral #spacecoast

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@moillorens @ESPNMarioKempes @Rortiz_ESPN Saludos desde la costa espacial de Florida 🚀

Falcon 9 launches the @Maxar 3 mission to orbit from Florida and lands on Landing Zone 1

Tap, hold, and load in 4k.

The Blue Origin launch team is proceeding with New Glenn propellant loading.

"Homegrown innovators like Vaya Space, a launch company established in Cocoa, are also pushing the boundaries with sustainable rocket technology...to reduce launch costs and environmental impact." Thanks for the shoutout @EdgarCAPX! buff.ly/3NAIvVm

Houston, we have a new spacesuit. At the #IAC2024 in Milan, @Axiom_Space unveiled the flight design of its lunar spacesuit that @NASA_Astronauts will wear during the #Artemis III mission when they set foot on the Moon for the first time in over 50 years.

It’s always an exciting day here on Florida’s Space Coast!

Una misión exitosa para @ulalaunch y Vulcan, que logran poner en órbita a una carga simulada con total precisión. @torybruno afirma que habrá un análisis sobre el comportamiento de uno de los cohetes laterales, pero que están más que satisfechos con el resultado del vuelo.

Polaris Dawn and Dragon at 1,400 km above Earth – the farthest humans have traveled since the Apollo program over 50 years ago

Next up, the @NASAArtemis III boat tail! 🚀 This morning, our teams transported a second piece of hardware, this time, to @NASAKennedy’s Space Station Processing Facility. The boat tail, which fits like a collar around all four RS-25 engines, will be placed into an air lock for cleaning. In the Airlock, large hardware is thoroughly cleaned before it is brought into the High Bay’s clean environment.