How NASA Drives The $144 Million Vehicle That Transports Rocket Ships | What It Takes
Before a rocket can blast off into space, it must travel 4.2 miles from the Vehicle Assembly Building to the launchpad in Cape Canaveral, Florida. That's where NASA's crawlertransporters come in. They're the largest selfpowered vehicles on the planet, and they're designed to transport rockets to the launchpad. We got an inside look at how NASA's preparing and operating the crawler for the 16millionpound mobile launcher and Space Launch System, NASA's largest and heaviest rocket to date.
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How NASA Drives The $144 Million Vehicle That Transports Rocket Ships | What It Takes
