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ottobre 10, 2019 - NASA
NASA Invites Media to Final Orion Jettison Motor Test in Huntsville, Alabama
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Media are invited to witness the final test for a motor on the launch abort system of NASA's Orion spacecraft prior to the first crewed Artemis missions to the Moon. The test will take place Wednesday, Oct. 16, at the Redstone Test Center in #huntsville, Alabama.
NASA, with the help of contractors Lockheed Martin and #aerojetrocketdyne, is certifying the #jettisonmotor for human spaceflight on the Artemis II mission – Orion's first flight with astronauts aboard and an important milestone in NASA's Moon to Mars exploration approach. During this third and final test, the #jettisonmotor will fire for just under two seconds on the ground, producing more than 40,000 pounds of thrust.
Before and after the hot fire test, media will have an opportunity to interview subject matter experts, including #orion Program Manager Mark Kirasich. U.S. media wishing to attend should request accreditation by Noon, Tuesday, Oct. 15,
from jenalane.rowe@nasa.gov.
The #jettisonmotor is one of three motors comprising Orion's launch abort system and is the only motor to fire on every mission. The launch abort system is designed to carry #orion and the astronauts inside to safety if an emergency arises on the launch pad or during Orion's climb to orbit. In the unlikely event of an abort, the #jettisonmotor is the last of the three motors to fire and is responsible for pulling the launch abort system away from the capsule so the parachutes can deploy and begin slowing Orion's descent toward a safe landing. The #jettisonmotor also operates during normal mission scenarios to separate from #orion once the spacecraft is safely on its way to orbit and the launch abort system is no longer needed.
NASA's Artemis lunar exploration program includes sending a suite of new science instruments and technology demonstrations to study the Moon, landing the first woman and next man on the lunar surface by 2024, and establishing a sustained presence by 2028. The agency will leverage its Artemis experience and technologies to prepare for the next giant leap – sending astronauts to Mars.
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