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NASA Test Directors Eagerly Await Artemis Launch

James C. Cawley

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Before NASA’s mighty Space Launch System (SLS) rocket can blast off from Kennedy Space Center to send the Orion spacecraft into lunar orbit, teams across the country conduct extensive testing on all parts of the system.

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Before NASA’s mighty Space Launch System (SLS) rocket can blast off from Kennedy Space Center to send the Orion spacecraft into lunar orbit, teams across the country conduct extensive testing on all parts of the system.

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Before NASA’s mighty Space Launch System (SLS) rocket can blast off from Kennedy Space Center to send the Orion spacecraft into lunar orbit, teams across the country conduct extensive testing on all parts of the system.

Key concepts: Spacecraft, Aeronautics, Space launch, Rocket (weapon), Space Shuttle, Test (biology), Aerospace engineering, Launch vehicle

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