NASA's John C. Stennis Space Center is expanding its partnership with an aerospace manufacturing company to construct a massive rocket testing facility on 150 acres of the facility's land near Bay St.

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Jan. 22—As the new year begins, seven of the nine test stands at Stennis are being used for testing. Four stands are being operated by NASA directly, one is under a Reimbursable Space Act Agreement ...

Five decades after it began testing rockets deep in South Mississippi’s woods, the Stennis Space Center and sites like it around the country are trying hard to adapt to a world that includes ...

An Aeon 1 engine undergoes test at a Stennis Space Center test stand. Relativity is taking over another test complex at Stennis to support development of its Terran small launch vehicle. Credit: ...

This story was originally published by Sun Herald. Read more here. Five decades after it began testing rockets deep in South Mississippi’s woods, the Stennis Space Center and sites like it around the ...

SPENNIS SPACE CENTER, Miss. (WLOX) - Stennis Space Center Director Dr. Rick Gilbrech says ever since NASA’s announcement last month that the South Mississippi site will test the first Space Launch ...

The complex located at the Center’s A-3 Test Stand will be used to develop and test the Archimedes reusable engines, fast-tracking Rocket Lab’s development of the Neutron launch vehicle. STENNIS SPACE ...

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BAY ST. LOUIS, Miss. — NASA’s John C. Stennis Space Center will provide propulsion system acceptance testing for the Taurus II space launch vehicle, which Orbital Sciences Corporation of Dulles, Va., ...