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MISSION SUMMARY
Program: Orion/SLS
Operator: NASA
Carrier rocket: ULA Delta IV Heavy
Launch site: Cape Canaveral, FL
Crew: 4
Landing: Pacific Ocean
Overview: NASA's Orion spacecraft is built to take humans farther
than they've ever gone before. Orion will serve as the exploration
vehicle that will carry the crew to space, provide emergency abort
capability, sustain the crew during the space travel, and provide
safe re-entry from deep space return velocities.
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Documents and PowerPoints
Human Space Exploration.pdf
Human Space Exploration
Development.pdf
Space Launch System and MPCV Preliminary
Report.pdf
Human Exploration Framework Summary.pdf
NASA Orion
Asteroid Redirect Mission.pdf
Related MGG Portal Links
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Dream Chaser-Sierra
Nevada
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Corporation
Space Launch System -
Boeing
Dragon-SpaceX
Blue
Origin
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WEB RESOURCES
Reminder: email links to visitors
Orion's Monthly Accomplishment Reports
> Follow along with Orion's progress toward
flight.
Orion Fact Sheets
> Ascent Abort-2 Flight Test
> Orion Spacecraft Overview
> Orion's Service Module
> Launching Orion into Space
> Orion and Space Launch System Spinoffs
> Orion First Flight Test
> Orion Launch Abort System
> Orion's Parachute System
> Orion Quick Facts
> Orion Recovery Operations
> Orion: Types of Radiation in Space
Exploration Mission 1
> Exploration Mission 1
Basics
Flight Test 1
› Orion Flight Test Press Kit
› Exploration Flight Test-1 Fact Sheet
NASA Links
Orion-MPCV - Official
Orion
Blog
The Future of American Space Flight
Lockheed Martin
Orion Multi-Purpose Crew Vehicle
Wikipedia Links
Orion-MPCV
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MULTIMEDIA
Click on image/link for larger view
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 Orion
GTA
 Cutaway of MPCV (more info)
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ISS
Low Earth Orbit
Lunar Farside
NEA Minimum Capability
Martian Moon Deimos
A New Era of
Exploration
Exploration Flight Test-1
Animation
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