A closer look at “Artemis III SLS Core Stage Integrated with Boosters at Kennedy Space Center”, exactly as the source publishes it. NASA has reached a major milestone in its Artemis III mission, the first crewed lunar landing since Apollo. 28, technicians at Kennedy Space Center in Florida integrated the 212-foot Space Launch System (SLS) core stage with its twin solid rocket boosters inside the Vehicle Assembly Building 28, technicians at Kennedy Space Center in Florida integrated the 212-foot Space Launch System (SLS) core stage with its twin solid rocket boosters inside the Vehicle Assembly Building's High Bay 3.
The core stage was moved from High Bay 2 using a specialized lifting beam, marking the first time the massive rocket component has been mated with the boosters. This integration is a critical step toward stacking the full SLS rocket, which will eventually carry the Orion spacecraft and its crew to the Moon. The full version stays on the original page, which this listing opens directly.