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NASA crash-test dummies suit up for action

NASA crash-test dummies suit up for action

May 19, 2016, at 05:24 pm

California, May 19 (IBNS) Upon re-entry from a deep space mission, NASA’s next generation spacecraft, more commonly known as Orion, will descend under its three main parachutes, swaying in the wind until its final splashdown in the Pacific Ocean.

NASA's deep-space spacecraft Orion ready for test flight

NASA's deep-space spacecraft Orion ready for test flight

Nov 01, 2014, at 09:51 pm

Washington, Nov 1 (IBNS): The US space agency National Aeronautics and Space Administration's (NASA) new Mars-bound spacecraft "Orion" is ready to take-off for a test flight December 4, media reported.