NASA's Space Launch System mega rocket atop pad 39B at the Kennedy Space Center Wednesday. Engineers carried out a full-scale fueling test to verify repairs to fix a hydrogen leak that derailed a ...

The Fieldwork update for Space Engineers brings in some great new ... which is modeled as a vat, doors, and a new O2/H2 generator and hydrogen tank. There is also a whole range of new, round ...

NASA scientists were still not satisfied. During the SIV B’s third orbit, they allowed the liquid hydrogen to run rampant by rapidly reducing pressure in the tank without increasing acceleration.

After five years and $325 million worth of frustration, a snow-white Centaur rocket flashed its hoofs high over Cape Kennedy last week and galloped into orbit. As its Atlas booster fell away, the ...

NASA's preparations for the launch of its Space Launch System (SLS) rocket today, Saturday September 3, have been interrupted by a hydrogen leak issue. Skip to main content Menu ...

The space agency has dealt with hydrogen leaks before, so hopefully its engineers will once again devise a solution to move the project forward. Still, it’s a frustrating start to the Artemis era.

The Space Launch System rocket and Orion spacecraft are in a safe configuration and continue to sit on the launchpad at Kennedy Space Center. NASA engineers detected a liquid hydrogen leak during ...

The SLS requires more than 700,000 gallons of super-cold liquid hydrogen and liquid oxygen fuel to lift the 322-foot-tall rocket off the launchpad and into space. While an efficient rocket fuel ...