NASA’s Kennedy Space Center Grounded by Hurricane Milton, What’s Next?
Following Hurricane Milton's departure, NASA's Kennedy Space Center remains shut as recovery efforts begin. The center's teams are evaluating infrastructure integrity to determine a safe resume date for the upcoming Europa Clipper mission.
NASA crews assess damage at Kennedy Space Center from Hurricane Milton
NASA crews are assessing damage at Kennedy Space Center after Hurricane Milton’s impact. The eye of Hurricane Milton passed near Cape Canaveral as a Category 1 storm before moving off the east coast of Florida. The facility remains closed, but teams are checking bridges and other infrastructure for damage.
United Launch Alliance launched the other four rockets: the first Vulcan on its Jan. 8 certification mission, the final Delta ...
Europa Clipper will peer beneath the moon’s icy crust where an ocean is thought to be sloshing fairly close to the surface.
Although Hurricane Milton has left Florida, NASA and SpaceX will have to wait for Kennedy Space Center to reopen before it ...
NASA's Kennedy Space Center sustained minor damages and a power outage. The good news is that after a full assessment, the space agency found that the launch pads and flight hardware were spared from ...
NASA's Kennedy Space Center has enhanced its high-speed camera systems for the upcoming Artemis II mission, ensuring ...
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Because NASA rotates space station crews approximately every six months, this newly launched flight with two empty seats ...
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Heavy wind gusts whipped through Merritt Island and Cape Canaveral as Hurricane Milton barrelled by on its way out into the ...
The goal for Europa Clipper, which will reach Jupiter's orbit in 2030, is to see if life is possible on Jupiter's moon Europa ...
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