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NASA Outlines Preliminary Artemis III Mission Plans - NASA - (NASA confirms use of "spacer" instead of ICPS on SLS for Artemis III)

NASA Outlines Preliminary Artemis III Mission Plans - NASA - (NASA confirms use of "spacer" instead of ICPS on SLS for Artemis III)

nasa.gov
u/ergzay — 17 hours ago
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Illustration depicting the two Lunar spacecraft Apollo and Orion together bridging the decades. While they look similar, untold advancements and improvements underpin Orion. Many lessons learned from Apollo, Shuttle and the ISS have been woven into its design resulting in a safer, more robust spacecraft.
(Earth from Apollo 12, Moon from Artemis II)

Full 4k version available on Patreon: www.patreon.com/cw/okan170

u/okan170 — 11 days ago