Orion Exploration Mission-2 hardware (jsc2022e045428).jpg

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English: Parts for the Orion crew module which will carry astronauts on Artemis II are machined at Aerospace Engineering Corporation in California on June 18, 2018.

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NASA Johnson Space Center / NASA/Rad Sinyak

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Image title	Parts for the Orion crew module which will carry astronauts on Artemis II are machined at Aero Pacific Corporation in California on June 18, 2018. Credit: NASA/Rad Sinyak
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