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Description	English: Photo Description The boilerplate Orion crew module for the Orion Launch Abort System Pad Abort-1 flight test undergoes moment-of-inertia testing. Project Description NASA Dryden Flight Research Center has a critical role in the early development of the Constellation systems. Applying Dryden's expertise with testing unique flight configurations, Dryden is helping to manage and implement the abort flight tests for the Orion Crew Exploration Vehicle. Dryden will lead the development and integration of the full-size Orion test articles along with development of the ground support equipment, flight instrumentation and launch facility construction for the early pad abort and all ascent abort flight tests. The Orion Abort Flight Test effort includes two pad abort tests, simulating aborts during a launch pad emergency, and four ascent aborts, simulating aborts during first stage flight of Orion spacecraft. Dryden manages procurement and oversees development of the solid fuel abort test booster rockets used for ascent abort testing, and is responsible for the integration of the Orion test articles with their booster rockets. NASA Dryden is also supporting Constellation program technical integration activities. Future Dryden support roles include assisting with the development of lunar lander test and verification support and flight simulation support of the Constellation training facility. Other potential support include west coast recovery operations, and operation of a lunar / Mars surface analog test site. The Orion Abort Flight Test project is managed by NASA Dryden under the leadership of the Project Orion Flight Test Office at NASA's Johnson Space Center, Houston, Texas. Part of NASA's fleet of next generation spacecraft, Orion is being designed to take astronauts to the International Space Station and then back to the moon by 2020. November 5, 2008 NASA / Photo Tony Landis ED08-0230-362 NASA Identifier: 288016main_ED08-0230-362_full_full Unit: NASA DVIDS Tags: nasa; drydenimagegallery
Date	20 août 2009
Source	https://www.dvidshub.net/image/754379/boilerplate-orion-crew-module-undergoes-moment-inertia-testing
Auteur	Glenn Research Center
Lieu InfoField	WASHINGTON, DC, US
Posted InfoField	19 octobre 2012, 16:27
DVIDS ID InfoField	754379
Archive link InfoField	copie d'archive at the Wayback Machine

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Auteur	NASA, Courtesy Photo
Courte description	The Boilerplate Orion Crew Module Undergoes Moment-of-Inertia Testing.
Titre de l’image	Photo Description The boilerplate Orion crew module for the Orion Launch Abort System Pad Abort-1 flight test undergoes moment-of-inertia testing. Project Description NASA Dryden Flight Research Center has a critical role in the early development of the Constellation systems. Applying Dryden's expertise with testing unique flight configurations, Dryden is helping to manage and implement the abort flight tests for the Orion Crew Exploration Vehicle. Dryden will lead the development and integration of the full-size Orion test articles along with development of the ground support equipment, flight instrumentation and launch facility construction for the early pad abort and all ascent abort flight tests. The Orion Abort Flight Test effort includes two pad abort tests, simulating aborts during a launch pad emergency, and four ascent aborts, simulating aborts during first stage flight of Orion spacecraft. Dryden manages procurement and oversees development of the solid fuel abort test booster rockets used for ascent abort testing, and is responsible for the integration of the Orion test articles with their booster rockets. NASA Dryden is also supporting Constellation program technical integration activities. Future Dryden support roles include assisting with the development of lunar lander test and verification support and flight simulation support of the Constellation training facility. Other potential support include west coast recovery operations, and operation of a lunar / Mars surface analog test site. The Orion Abort Flight Test project is managed by NASA Dryden under the leadership of the Project Orion Flight Test Office at NASA's Johnson Space Center, Houston, Texas. Part of NASA's fleet of next generation spacecraft, Orion is being designed to take astronauts to the International Space Station and then back to the moon by 2020. November 5, 2008 NASA / Photo Tony Landis ED08-0230-362 NASA Identifier: 288016main_ED08-0230-362_full_full
Mots-clés	nasa drydenimagegallery
Ville représentée	Washington
Province ou État représenté	D.C.
Code du pays représenté	US
Pays représenté	US
Code de localisation de la transmission originale	288016main_ED08-0230-362_full_full
Crédit ou fournisseur	U.S. Civilian
Source	Digital
Détenteur des droits d’auteur	Public Domain