Some film pictures from my visit October 4th. ISO 200 Kodak on an old Canon EOS300
Quote from: maquinsa on 10/14/2025 04:18 amSome film pictures from my visit October 4th. ISO 200 Kodak on an old Canon EOS300Film grain! And lot's of it I might add. But that's the "charm" of old-skool photography.
Bechtel is winding down its workforce at Kennedy Space Center as the Mobile Launcher 2 project approaches completion, with layoffs scheduled to happen in phases over several months starting in January 2026.
Bechtel, a key NASA partner, is laying off around 60 employees at Kennedy Space Center starting January 2026 as work shifts from peak construction to testing for NASA's Mobile Launcher 2 (ML-2) for the Space Launch System (SLS) rocket
Elisar Priel@ENNEPS·It was another Artemis day at KSC, as the crew access arm was lifted and installed in place on the ML-2, meanwhile, the crew of the Artemis II mission drove past the @NASASpaceflight cameras on their way to the VAB for a countdown demonstration test.
paywalled but interestingNASA partner to lay off dozens of Kennedy Space Center employees as project winds downhttps://www.bizjournals.com/orlando/news/2025/11/14/bechtel-national-kennedy-space-center-nasa-layoffs.htmlNov 14, 2025QuoteBechtel is winding down its workforce at Kennedy Space Center as the Mobile Launcher 2 project approaches completion, with layoffs scheduled to happen in phases over several months starting in January 2026.Asking IA it says:QuoteBechtel, a key NASA partner, is laying off around 60 employees at Kennedy Space Center starting January 2026 as work shifts from peak construction to testing for NASA's Mobile Launcher 2 (ML-2) for the Space Launch System (SLS) rocket
Quote from: pochimax on 12/08/2025 08:44 ampaywalled but interestingNASA partner to lay off dozens of Kennedy Space Center employees as project winds downhttps://www.bizjournals.com/orlando/news/2025/11/14/bechtel-national-kennedy-space-center-nasa-layoffs.htmlNov 14, 2025QuoteBechtel is winding down its workforce at Kennedy Space Center as the Mobile Launcher 2 project approaches completion, with layoffs scheduled to happen in phases over several months starting in January 2026.Asking IA it says:QuoteBechtel, a key NASA partner, is laying off around 60 employees at Kennedy Space Center starting January 2026 as work shifts from peak construction to testing for NASA's Mobile Launcher 2 (ML-2) for the Space Launch System (SLS) rocketIt really feels quite ironic that we were bemoaning the scheduling delays of ML-2 but now that its actually wrapping up construction soon, it seems like mission hardware is in fact the actual gatekeeper to the overall schedule.....
