Was working on the next informational video when this idea popped into my head. so i went ahead and made it lol

Can't wait fot the time when this is just standard procedure, (not first time stuff) and when it's B1B/B2

I am really a fan of SLS, but I am a fan of impressive technology. Thanks for putting on the video 🙏🙏🙏

Fun Fact: The Vehicle Assembly Building was originally designed to stack (4) Saturn 5 Rockets simultaneously. This was based on the belief that dozens and dozens of Apollo launches would take place. Sadly, this didn't happen.

what an interesting process, I look forward to the launch!!!

Now that the rocket is fully assembled they move it to Launchpad 39B because Launchpad 39A is now under the operator of SpaceX.

It is a great job! Amazing timelaps!

Imagine going to all this effort only to watch in horror as the engines light from one end and the parachutes unfold from the other

Lol. The scale of this building is still able to make the largest components seem tiny.

We did it David. We're on our way back to the moon

Looking forward to seeing this SLS assembly take place again for Artemis II. From what I understand most of the component parts are already ready for assembly right now. Core is completed and awaiting joining with the engines. It's Orion that will be the hold up, not SLS in this case

It’s crazy the difference between the way NASA builds their giant rocket and how spacex builds theirs

Awesome!

Me building the sls in spaceflight simulator:

She's beautiful!

hey David it's K'nark from Twitter. are you going have a livestream for Rollout? and when is it? and YES this is my real name.

David, do you have plans to be at rollout?

My friend said that the core stage looks like a twinkie so now he calls it the twinkie rocket

So technically the vab has room to stack 2 full Sls at same time ? this thing is HUUUUUUUGE

How long does the stacking sequence take?

Go NASA. We are go for the Moon.

Who made the Fallen Kingdom song in this video

How long Untill it flys