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Hi, I'm NASA Kennedy's Sarah McNulty and I'm
taking you Inside KSC!

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The next cargo resupply mission to the International
Space Station is nearly ready for launch.

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The Orbital ATK Cygnus spacecraft is sealed
inside its protective payload fairing.

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Early in the morning March 17, the fairing
left Kennedy Space Center's Payload Hazardous

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Servicing Facility and traveled to the Vertical
Integration Facility at Space Launch Complex

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41 on Cape Canaveral Air Force Station.

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Then it was lifted into place atop the United
Launch Alliance Atlas V rocket.

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The Cygnus module will carry more than 7,600
pounds of science research, crew supplies

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and hardware to the orbiting laboratory on
Orbital ATK CRS-7.

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An umbilical line that will provide critical
utilities for the Orion spacecraft is now

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in place on the mobile launch tower.

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From its location about 280 feet up on the
tower, the Orion Service Module Umbilical

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will transfer liquid coolant for the electronics
and air to the Orion service module for use

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on the Environmental Control System.

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The tower will be equipped with several umbilical
lines that will connect to the Space Launch

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System rocket and Orion spacecraft for Exploration
Mission-1.

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EM-1 is scheduled to launch in 2018.