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NASA Artemis on X: "Piece by piece! The left forward segment is the latest piece to be stacked for the Artemis III boosters, leaving just one more to go before all 10 are together. The twin SLS solid rocket boosters provide more than 75% of the thrust at liftoff—talk about a powerful pair! 💥"

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Piece by piece! The left forward segment is the latest piece to be stacked for the Artemis III boosters, leaving just one more to go before all 10 are together. The twin SLS solid rocket boosters provide more than 75% of the thrust at liftoff—talk about a powerful pair! 💥
A straight-on shot of the twin SLS solid rocket boosters, surrounded by platforms and walkways that allow technicians to access them. The booster segments are white with black markings on it. The boosters are shaped like vertical tubes. Credit: NASA/Frank Michaux
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9:13 PM · Sep 21, 2026·
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  • @NASAArtemis
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    NASA
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    Piece by piece! The left forward segment is the latest piece to be stacked for the Artemis III boosters, leaving just one more to go before all 10 are together. The twin SLS solid rocket boosters provide more than 75% of the thrust at liftoff—talk about a powerful pair! 💥
    A straight-on shot of the twin SLS solid rocket boosters, surrounded by platforms and walkways that allow technicians to access them. The booster segments are white with black markings on it. The boosters are shaped like vertical tubes. Credit: NASA/Frank Michaux
    NASA's Kennedy Space Center
    9:13 PM · Sep 21, 2026·
    67.9K
    Views
    36
  • @ARealRocketMan
    Mission Status🚀🛰️🪐💫⭐
    @ARealRocketMan
    Sep 21
    The total liftoff thrust for both SRBs is about 8.8 million pounds. nasa.gov/reference/spac…
  • @yrrekwolrab
    kerry barlow
    @yrrekwolrab
    Sep 22
    Amazing what can be done in a slow time with leftover used parts.
  • @InterestingRadR
    Interesting Radar
    @InterestingRadR
    Sep 21
    One booster segment left. Nice to see Artemis III hardware coming together