Exactly

i hope you mean laying xD

Let us hope since the first few years of this decade have sucked 🐐🎱s.

If Boeing doesn't screw up again

@Giovanni Rodrigues da Silva I think this time it was due to extreme weather (estimating demage etc)

@@ImieNazwiskoOK The Americans have a problem, all the launch sites are on hurricane routes except Vanderberg, too bad it's on the wrong side of the country

0:49 .....lmao "UNATED STATES"

@@shreysharma726 hopefully they get it right on the real one😂😂

lmao

Oh man! I would have never noticed it if you hadn't told us 😆

I noticed too! 😉

UNnted states

Now it’s this week, all being well. (Just a reminder for you).

Between 17-18 of March is when they are going to rollout

Reminder, it's 1 more day until the rollout.

IT'S TODAY!

Hello from future person

I ve been waiting since November 2018.

I’ve been waiting since 2010 when to project was announced

I kind of did the same thing with new g,en but now seeing the mock-up I think it is socool

Yes, the treads can move up and down to keep the platform flat during the rollout

Laser guided leveling system throughout the entire transporter, only 20 degrees of arc error. That’s about the dimensions of a basketball.

Built in the 1963 (there are two of them), and the same ones used on all manned flight sense Apollo. They are able to transport 18 million pounds

He did a launch animation for SLS already

Blender and Cycles

Till in 2050 congress will say "so i want sea dragon, made of SLS hardware" but again it will be impossibile to just reuse hardware and they will design new rocket

SLS is actually significantly cheaper than the Saturn V was to develop. SLS development has cost about $9 billion, while the Saturn V development was about $26 billion when adjusted for inflation.

@@CbassProductions yes true

Then again, it’s mostly rehashed parts.

@@CbassProductions not really. SLS is like 18-19(?) Billion USD atm, while Saturn V adjusted for inflation was 50 ish

Yeah, sadly didn’t catch that until after the shot was rendered. Whoops…

@@CbassProductions Big F

@@CbassProductions it’s fine, I was just making a joke anyway.

I heard It's located in Vegibon -3 rumors say nasa built This SLS to vist that

It’s not, it’s an illusion

@@coffeespy1133 yea ok, thought so

ESA is building the service module (the European Service Module) for Orion. The ESA logo is on the fairing that protects the ESM during launch. Look at photos of the real thing, both logos are there.

With that mindset I bet you are fuming at the fact JWST launched on an ESA rocket. Stop whining.

But you have to admit, seeing it roll out of the VAB will be amazing.

Exactly. I have a feeling it is doomed to be canceled after maybe 4 flights. Maybe 5 or 6 max. It's SO expensive and so over-budget and so far behind schedule. It's moving at a glacial pace, and I know it's obviously critical to get it right, but every week it falls behind is more MILLIONS in costs. Funding will be cut-off at some point, and NASA knows it. It wouldn't surprise me if Boeing Aerospace is wound up too within the next 10years, everything they do lately is late / doesn't work / big problems / massively overbudget / big launch delays / mission failures or partial failures (OFT-1 for eg in Dec2019 was very bad, and even the Pad Abort test in Nov2019 one parachute failed!).

9 billion actually

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