Orion

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Q211727

crewed spacecraft designed for the Artemis program

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2006 MPCVMulti-Purpose Crew Vehicle, (see also Raumpatrouille Orion – Rücksturz ins KinoRaumschiff OrionRaumpatrouille)
reusable spacecraftcrewed spacecraftspace capsulevehicle modelCrew Exploration VehicleArtemis programlow Earth orbitLockheed MartinAirbus Defence and SpaceUnited States of America

Artemis I Orion October 12, 2020.jpg

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Artemis 1 reaching the closest distance to the Moon, November 21, 2022Artemis 1 reaching the closest distance to the Moon, November 21, 2022
Artemis 1 sees Earth before reentryArtemis 1 sees Earth before reentry
Astronaut Anna Fisher visits Operations and Checkout buildingAstronaut Anna Fisher visits Operations and Checkout building
Astronaut Anna Fisher visits Operations and Checkout buildingAstronaut Anna Fisher visits Operations and Checkout building
A selfie taken by NASA`s Orion SpacecraftA selfie taken by NASA's Orion Spacecraft
Bulkhead & Nosecone Of Orion Spacecraft Joined By Friction Stir WeldingBulkhead & Nosecone Of Orion Spacecraft Joined By Friction Stir Welding
Cleon LacefieldCleon Lacefield
Lunar surface from Artemis 1Lunar surface from Artemis 1
Moon after the return powered flyby by Artemis 1Moon after the return powered flyby by Artemis 1
NASA Orion Program aboard USS San Diego (LPD 22) 2016NASA Orion Program aboard USS San Diego (LPD 22) 2016
Orionchamber2Orionchamber2
Orion AA-1 cold gas thruster RCS schematic. Black lines represent hardware included in developmental test.Orion AA-1 cold gas thruster RCS schematic. Black lines represent hardware included in developmental test.
Orion Boilerplate for MLAS test flight in 2009Orion Boilerplate for MLAS test flight in 2009
Orion captured the Earth rising behind the Moon following the return powered flyby for Artemis 1Orion captured the Earth rising behind the Moon following the return powered flyby for Artemis 1
Orion logoOrion logo
Orion off the coast of Baja California shortly after splashdownOrion off the coast of Baja California shortly after splashdown
Spacecraft Workshop no.1 at KSCSpacecraft Workshop no.1 at KSC
Space Power Facility Testing CapabilitySpace Power Facility Testing Capability
The drogue, pilot and main parachutes of the Orion spacecraft during a drop test in 2012.The drogue, pilot and main parachutes of the Orion spacecraft during a drop test in 2012.
USCG Pre-Staging LauraUSCG Pre-Staging Laura
TypeDescriptionDateKeywordsNotesSource
linkFreebase entry@Wikidata
linkNature NASA’s Orion spacecraft prepares for blazing return to Earth@Wikidata
vesselOrion 001reentry capsule, OrionWikidata
vesselOrion 002reentry capsule, OrionWikidata
vesselOrion Abort Test BoosterOrionWikidata
vesselOrion2006vehicle model, crewed spacecraft, space capsule, reusable spacecraftWikidata
documentSpace Power Facility Testing Capability2012Wikimedia
imageArtemis 1 reaching the closest distance to the Moon, November 21, 2022Wikimedia
imageArtemis 1 sees Earth before reentryWikimedia
imageAstronaut Anna Fisher visits Operations and Checkout buildingWikimedia
imageAstronaut Anna Fisher visits Operations and Checkout buildingWikimedia
imageA selfie taken by NASA's Orion SpacecraftWikimedia
imageBulkhead & Nosecone Of Orion Spacecraft Joined By Friction Stir Welding2010Wikimedia
imageCleon Lacefield2006Wikimedia
imageLunar surface from Artemis 1Wikimedia
imageMoon after the return powered flyby by Artemis 1Wikimedia
imageNASA Orion Program aboard USS San Diego (LPD 22) 2016Wikimedia
imageOrionchamber2Wikimedia
imageOrion AA-1 cold gas thruster RCS schematic. Black lines represent hardware included in developmental test.2012Wikimedia
imageOrion Boilerplate for MLAS test flight in 20092009Wikimedia
imageOrion captured the Earth rising behind the Moon following the return powered flyby for Artemis 1Wikimedia
imageOrion logoWikimedia
imageOrion off the coast of Baja California shortly after splashdownWikimedia
imageSpacecraft Workshop no.1 at KSCWikimedia
imageSpace Power Facility Testing Capability2007Wikimedia
imageThe drogue, pilot and main parachutes of the Orion spacecraft during a drop test in 2012.Wikimedia
imageUSCG Pre-Staging LauraWikimedia
videoInside KSC! Nov. 22, 2019 jCHH1av1clI.webmWikimedia