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

5.9K views · 3.2K reactions | 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 | Facebook

81K views · 2.7K reactions | Crawler-transporter 2 is on the move! This massive transporter is currently making its way to the Vehicle Assembly Building to pick up NASA's Space Launch System rocket and NASA’s Orion Spacecraft. On March 17, it’ll make the four-mile journey to Launch Complex 39B to drop off the #Artemis I Moon rocket. : NASA/Tiffany Fairley | 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