NASA's EscaPADE mission is scheduled to launch in early-November.
New Glenn will launch NASA's ESCAPADE mission to Mars this fall.
The next launch of Blue Origin's New Glenn rocket will send two Rocket Lab built ESCAPADE spacecraft to Mars.
Rocket Lab is involved with the ESCAPADE program.
The launch of EscaPADE is targeting the 1st week of November.
The University of California, Berkeley is involved with the ESCAPADE project.
NASA's EHPD office is engaged with the ESCAPADE project.
Astrotech Space is involved with the ESCAPADE program.
ESCAPADE will proceed to fueling, encapsulation, and launch.
ESCAPADE has completed testing and gas load on its Mars twins, Blue and Gold.
The second New Glenn booster will support NASA's ESCAPADE mission to Mars.
Rocket Lab delivered two Explorer-class spacecraft to Kennedy Space Flight Center for NASA’s ESCAPADE mission.
The flight duration for ESCAPADE to Mars is expected to be 22 months, with arrival anticipated in late 2027.
The ESCAPADE mission is in partnership with the University of California, Berkeley’s Space Sciences Laboratory.
ESCAPADE will launch independently of the traditional energy-efficient launch windows that occur every 26 months.
The propellant constitutes 70% of the weight of the ESCAPADE spacecraft.
The payload for the NG-2 mission is the ESCAPADE spacecraft consisting of two units developed by NASA and manufactured by Rocket Lab.
ESCAPADE consists of two spacecraft named Blue and Gold, which are designed to study the Martian atmosphere.
The launch of ESCAPADE is scheduled for this autumn.
ESCAPADE is at the Astrotech space operations facility, and GS1 (Glenn Stage 1) is scheduled to move to LC-36 in early October.