First Space Launch System (SLS) Flight Engine Test
NASA engineers at Stennis Space Center recently tested RS-25 engine No. 2059 on the A-1 Test Stand. This was the first flight engine for NASA's new rocket, the Space Launch System (SLS), to be tested at Stennis.
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