A plan has been created for the continued use of Ares via a series of test flights, ultimately leading up to a Heavy Lift Vehicle (HLV) program in the second half of this decade. Appearing to bank on major changes being negotiated by Congress in NASA’s FY2011 budget proposal, the plan would result in three Ares I test flights being conducted by the end of 2014.
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Lockheed Martin’s design efforts on the Orion vehicle are being hindered by Ares I driven…
As the Constellation Program prepare to update the media on the current status of Ares…