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Primo lancio di prova per Orion, la capsula che porterà l’uomo su Marte

Cape Canaveral, Usa - La missione di oggi serve per testare i sistemi di rientro nell’atmosfera terrestre

Oggi alle 13:05 ora italiana (le 7:05 locali) la Nasa effettuerà il primo volo di prova della navicella spaziale Orion, che un giorno potrebbe portare il primo uomo su Marte. Il lancio avverrà dalla base di Cape Canaveral in Florida. Per il momento, la capsula viaggerà senza passeggeri a bordo: la missione di oggi serve a testare i sistemi che garantiscono la sicurezza degli astronauti al rientro in...

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Roma, Italia, 12/04/2014 11:21
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