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The SLS axis remains vertical while upward thrust accelerates the unsupported vehicle away from the deck. Both booster nozzles and all four core-engine nozzles connect directly to their descending exhaust plumes. The exhaust enters the deck opening and strikes the flame trench; steam spreads outward from that contact zone and leans toward frame left. The mobile-launcher base rests fully on the concrete pad, and each retracted umbilical arm remains hinged to the tower. The foreground scrub emerges from soil below the frame edge. The 98 m rocket equals roughly 58 standing 1.7 m adults; the adjacent 116 m tower is slightly taller. It is 2026: Four crew members enclosed in Orion wear launch pressure suits; ground personnel remain outside the crop.; Orange spray-on foam, painted steel booster casings, matte thermal surfaces, structural steel, reinforced concrete, steam and exhaust.; SLS Block 1, Orion crew spacecraft, launch escape tower, retracting umbilicals, flame trench and water-suppression system.", "style_description": {"aesthetics": "immense controlled force at the instant of departure. 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