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Staging 1-2. Love the sound they get from the second stage start-up.

LAUNCH! Another Electron liftoff:

BREAKING: @LockheedMartin's X-59 Quesst was briefly airborne for the second time over Edwards Air Force Base in California. It completed one circuit, reaching a maximum altitude of 12,000ft and maximum ground speed of 280kts according to tracking data from @Flightradar24. 📷 @NASA

Dragon reboost and lightning storms

Griffin’s integration momentum isn’t slowing down! 🚀 We’re heading into a back-to-back stretch of payload integrations. Each addition brings new capability online, moves the vehicle closer to full mission readiness, and fuels a growing sense of excitement across the team. Stay in orbit with us for the latest updates.

Andromeda flight engine awaiting shipment to our test site in Moses Lake, WA. 🔥 Big shout out to the local community and to our partners in the area like the @PORTOFMOSESLAKE and Grant County Sheriff's Office for being good neighbors and sharing the excitement as we work relentlessly toward launch.

To top of a eventful week, the Starbase Pad 2 tower has a new roof, after a brief CATO (Crane Assisted Take Off) of the roof segment with the help of the LR11000 to the top of the tower. @NASASpaceflight | nsf.live/starbase

Heading back to the moon 🌕 @NASASpaceflight

Big Orange is back! Ahead of Artemis II's April launch window, SLS began its rollout to Pad 39B this morning just after midnight local time. Now hard down on the pad, final preparations are underway before the April 1st launch attempt - humanity's grand return to the moon, over 50 years in the making, is upon us! 📸 - @NASASpaceflight

The Tower has polled green to accept the roof for landing.

SpaceX is raising the roof! No seriously, they're lifting the new roof for the Starbase Pad 2 launch tower into place. This will likely be used to protect the top of the tower during launches and ship catches. NSF Starbase Live 24/7 | nsf.live/starbase @NASASpaceflight

If I were launching soon, there would be signs...in this case literal ones! The Artemis 2 mission logo is displayed outside NASA's VAB as SLS once again rolls out for launch, now NET April 1. @NASASpaceflight is broadcasting the roll! youtube.com/live/a-XGTkMA_…

NASA's SLS rocket is back at Launch Complex 39-B after rolling out from the VAB overnight and into the dawn of a new morning, ahead of the Artemis II manned launch to lunar orbit, NET April 1st. @NASASpaceflight | nsf.live/spacecoast

Artemis II: SLS is rolling back to pad 39B ahead of a potential April launch—the agency's biggest crewed mission in decades. youtube.com/watch?v=a-XGTk…

Maybe it is still a bit too windy. Some of the plywood went flying in that gust of wind. Looks like everyone was out of the way thankfully.

Artemis II: It looks like the winds have decreased to allow for the laying of plywood that's required for the initial part of the CT's roll with SLS. youtube.com/watch?v=a-XGTk…

SLS returns to 39B ahead of Artemis II Moon Launch twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1…

Mission complete. After three months in orbit and 49 tests completed validating critical systems, components, and processes, we have successfully performed a controlled deorbit of Haven Demo, our in-space testbed for Haven-1 technologies. Read more. vastspace.com/updates/haven-…