NASA’s Kennedy Space Center Grounded by Hurricane Milton, What’s Next?
Following Hurricane Milton's departure, NASA's Kennedy Space Center remains shut as recovery efforts begin. The center's teams are evaluating infrastructure integrity to determine a safe resume date for the upcoming Europa Clipper mission.
Kennedy Space Center found only minor damage after Hurricane Milton passes
NASA's Kennedy Space Center sustained minor damages and a power outage. The good news is that after a full assessment, the space agency found that the launch pads and flight hardware were spared from Milton's punishing winds and rain.
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