The Orion spacecraft for NASA’s Artemis 1 mission is set up back at home in its final assembly cell at the Kennedy Space Center (KSC) in Florida following its last major pre-launch development test. The lunar-rated spaceship spent just shy of four months at NASA’s Plum Brook Station facility in Ohio undergoing thermal vacuum and electromagnetic interference testing.
Riding aboard NASA’s Super Guppy aircraft, the Orion spacecraft that will fly the Artemis 1…
The NASA Orion spacecraft that will fly the Artemis 1 lunar orbit mission is about…
The NASA Orion spacecraft that will fly the Artemis 1 uncrewed lunar orbit mission is…
NASA’s Plum Brook Station in Sandusky, Ohio, is finishing preparations for pre-flight testing of the…
With a mid-2020 Administration deadline for Exploration Mission-1 (EM-1) fast approaching, NASA tasked its Launch…
The 404-day clock to connect, checkout, and test the first integrated Orion spacecraft for its…
Construction of the living and working area for the first crewed Orion spacecraft is well…
With all the structural test articles (STA) of the Orion spacecraft at prime contractor Lockheed…
One of the major milestones for Exploration Mission -1 (EM-1) was completed on Monday with…
NASA is nearly ready to begin testing of a core component of the Orion spacecraft.…
The huge heat shield that will protect the first Orion’s return from space has been…
The processing flow is heating up for the first Orion set to launch into space,…
The first Orion set to launch into space is now looking more like an actual…
STS-125’s Terminal Countdown Demonstration Test (TCDT) – the dress rehearsal for next month’s launch –…
