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LIVE: Experts discuss details ahead of the launch of @BoeingSpace's #Starliner Crew Flight Test. Liftoff is targeted for May 6 at 10:34pm ET (0234 UTC May 7). Two @NASA_Astronauts will be aboard testing the end-to-end capabilities of the spacecraft. twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1zqKVqayAvlxB

What's better than one climate monitoring launch for @NASA? Two of course! 🚀🚀 We're gearing up for back-to-back Electron launches from LC-1 to deploy NASA's PREFIRE mission to study heat loss to space in Earth’s polar regions. Two Electrons will deploy two identical CubeSats… pic.twitter.com/7xHZ5ft1Jf

With the Launch Readiness Review complete, tune in to learn more during our @NASASocial panel at @NASAKennedy! Have a question for our experts? Use #AskNASA or comment below! Watch the panel live, starting at 3:30pm ET: go.nasa.gov/4a9vKtw More: go.nasa.gov/3ybOcnY pic.twitter.com/avGZIIQus4

From Apollo ➡️ to Artemis. @NASAKennedy's crawler-transporters have carried rockets and spacecraft to launch pads for more than 50 years. The integrated Starliner and Atlas V stack doesn't use these crawlers to get to the pad, but the heavy @NASA_SLS rocket does. #NASASocial pic.twitter.com/hSCp4UDbLA