How NASA Moves a 3000-Ton Rocket Crawler Transporter Explained #shorts #youtubeshorts #reels #reel #instagood #interesting #interestingfacts #didyouknow #facts #chinatravel #history #trending #amazing #amazingfacts #fact #knowledge #education #gyan #viralreels #viral #reelsinstagram #travel #gyaankibhasha | Rupesh K Facts

After my video about the Crawler-Transporter a couple of weeks ago, I had a LOT of questions about how it was moved onto the launch pad and what happens to the whole thing during launch. Doesn’t it melt!? So I decided to revisit this to answer those questions! Also a friend told me last night that the C-T could put the launch platform down with 2mm accuracy. That’s unreal! So cool. #author #history #space #nasa #apollo | Amy Shira Teitel

30K views · 1.6K reactions | Crawler-transporter 2 is making moves! Check out this time-lapse as it heads to the Vehicle Assembly Building to pick up NASA's Space Launch System rocket and NASA’s Orion Spacecraft. On June 6, it’ll make the four-mile journey to Launch Complex 39B to drop off the #Artemis I Moon rocket for the next wet dress rehearsal attempt. | NASA's Kennedy Space Center | Facebook

This beast is a crawler transporter 🦾 Built to haul massive mining equipment like draglines, shovels, or drills across rugged mine sites. With its ultra-wide tracks and low center of gravity, it can handle extreme loads while keeping stable on uneven terrain. Designed for brute strength, it’s a key player in open-cut mining operations—moving gear that’s way too big for roads. 📸- Cooza1199 | FIFO Australia