NASA App Welcomes Space Launch System: The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) has join the ranks of large brands . Who have releas a mobile app that is design to help people learn more about NASA. If you are one of those people who are eager to head out into outer space or want to be fill. With the same excitement you felt as a child when you watch the Apollo moon landing. Then read on because this app will make it all possible!

NASA app welcomes space launch system augmented reality model

The new NASA App, available for free download on Apple and Android devices, now features an augment reality (AR) model of the agency’s Space Launch System (SLS) rocket. The AR experience is base on data from NASA’s ongoing SLS Program and will provide users with an immersive view of what the enormous rocket will look like when it’s complete. The app also allows users to view the SLS in both its block 1 and block 1B configurations.

In addition to the new AR feature, the NASA App provides access to a wealth of information and images about the space agency’s many missions and programs. Users can also keep up to date on the latest news from NASA, watch live streaming video from across the agency, and learn about upcoming events.

What is the Space Launch System

The Space Launch System, or SLS, is a heavy-lift launch vehicle that is being designe by NASA to provide the foundation for human exploration beyond Earth’s orbit. The SLS will enable humans to go farther and faster into the solar system than ever before, and open up new frontiers in science and technology.

The SLS will be the most powerful rocket ever built, with a lift capacity of over 130 metric tons. It will stand taller than any rocket currently in operation, and will have the capability to launch payloads weighing over 100 metric tons into low Earth orbit. The SLS will be power by four RS-25 engines, which are currently use on NASA’s Space Shuttle.

The SLS will be able to launch crewe missions to destinations such as Mars and other deep space destinations. Additionally, the SLS will enable science payloads to be launch into higher orbits than what is possible with current launch vehicles. The first test flight of the SLS is schedule for 2018, with a crew mission plan for 2021.