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Nasa, ok test interruzione di lancio per nave spaziale Orion

I progettisti: grande passo in avanti per missione Artemis

La Nasa ha testato con successo la nave spaziale Orion, che nel 2024 dovrà portare gli astronauti di nuovo sulla Luna e poi su Marte. Il test, chiamato Ascent Abort-2, è stato effettuato oggi alle 7:00 del mattino ora locale presso la stazione aeronautica di Cape Canaveral in Florida. L'obiettivo di verificare la sicurezza del sistema di distacco della capsula in caso di emergenza durante il decollo è...

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Miami, FL, USA, 07/02/2019 17:13
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