NASA Kennedy Ready for Artemis II Moon Mission Ground Systems Testing

By Antonia JaramilloNASA’s Kennedy Space Center

of crew transportation vehicles to the launch pad. Upon arrival at the pad, the crew will head onto the mobile launcher and proceed to the crew access arm used to board Orion on launch day. While the SLS rocket and Orion will not be waiting for them this time, the test will help prepare the team for all the operations needed to get the crew to their ride to the Moon.

Once the SLS elements are stacked, teams will demonstrate fueling operations at the pad, which will allow another opportunity to test the new tank prior to launch. In the event of an emergency during the launch countdown that requires the astronauts to evacuate Orion, they and pad personnel will proceed to the emergency egress baskets, which are suspended from a catenary system on the mobile launcher.

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