Space.com
March 2026
3 stories, feeding 2 moments.
- Lockheed Martin and Boeing: The Industrial Backbone of Artemis II
Deep dive into the contractor network behind Artemis II: Lockheed Martin leading Orion production, Boeing building the SLS core stage, Northrop Grumman contributing solid rocket boosters and the launch abort system, Airbus manufacturing the European Service Module, and Aerojet Rocketdyne providing the RS-25 engines and reaction control systems.
- NASA Artemis 2 SLS arrives at pad March 20 after rollout
SLS/Orion stack reaches LC-39B March 20 post-VAB rollout delay; fueling tests ahead of April NET.
NASA Rolls SLS + Orion Stack to Launch Pad 39B for Artemis II - Massive meteor explodes over Ohio, sonic boom reported across multiple states
Traveling at 45,000 mph, the meteor broke apart with TNT-equivalent force. Public videos captured the daylight streak; potential fragments may lie in Medina County. One of the largest daylight fireballs in recent U.S. history.
7-Ton Meteor Explodes Over Northeast Ohio, Sonic Boom Heard Across Multiple States
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