Small team, big job innovating future moon rockets
Behind the scenes on how Boeing team is using 3D modeling to visualize the launch process for Artemis missions.
The spirit of NASA's Artemis program is an undeniable one – relentless human curiosity and ambition. One of the groups working behind the scenes to bring this spirit to life is the Exploration Upper Stage (EUS) Launch team at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center (KSC) in Florida.
Orchestrating success: The EUS Launch team is responsible for the operational, maintenance and logistical support for the arrival, integration, and launch of the evolved upper stage for future configurations of NASA’s Space Launch System (SLS) rocket at KSC. Together, they orchestrate the seamless integration of the EUS to ensure a successful launch.
Teammates Matthew Sandford, Darina Khater and Bev Schieferdecker are part of Boeing's Exploration Upper Stage (EUS) team at Kennedy Space Center in Florida. (© Boeing)
