@ULALaunch has launched its 1st Atlas V 401 from the Space Coast in 4+yrs, delivering @NASA’s Lucy mission to explore the very dawn of our Solar System. […]
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@ULALaunch stands primed to launch its 3rd Mighty Atlas of 2021, laden with @NASA Lucy spacecraft to explore the Jovian Trojan asteroids. […] 
After 4 flightless months, @ULALaunch Mighty Atlas has successfully launched Landsat-9 from Vandenberg, with Lucy up next in October. […] 
After 4 flightless months, @ULALaunch is gearing up for Monday afternoon’s launch of Landsat-9 atop #MightyAtlas. […] 
Lucy, in its modified shipping container, lands at Kennedy Space Center in Florida on July 30. It was later transported by truck to its final destination, Astrotech Space Operations, in nearby Titusville. Photo Credit: Lockheed Martin There have been many missions to various asteroids and comets, by NASA and other space agencies. But one […] 
@NASA & @Boeing must wait a little long to fly the many-times-delayed OFT-2 mission to @Space_Station, following a valve issue aboard Starliner. […] 
@NASA is aiming for no sooner than Tuesday, 3 August, to launch OFT-2 Starliner mission, with a predicted 60-percent probability of acceptable weather. […] 
@ULALaunch is set to launch its #MightyAtlas on Friday, carrying @Boeing #Starliner on uncrewed test mission to @Space_Station. […] 
This view from Ingenuity shows the location called “Raised Ridges,” which is thought to be part of an ancient fracture system where water may have flowed underground. You can see one “foot” of the helicopter on the left side as well as the helicopter’s shadow on the ground at the bottom of the image. […] 
After a relatively “light” start to the year in terms of launches, @ULALaunch is gearing up for a busy 2nd half of 2021. […] |
 Next Launch Lucy on a Atlas V rocket from Cape Canaveral AFB, FL scheduled for: 16 Oct 21 at 9:34 GMT 16 Oct 21 at 5:34am Eastern 
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