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the outbound powered flyby has been

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complete we are on our way now to

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distant retrograde orbit or Dro now

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we're going to do a maneuver to put

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ourselves into this orbit and to

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maintain it we're going to be about 38

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000 miles away from the lunar surface as

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we orbit around that's part of why we're

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calling it distant and we call it

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retrograde because the moon orbiting the

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Earth in this direction and then we're

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entering into our orbit in this

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direction opposites retrograde now we're

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choosing this orbit because it's

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extremely stable it doesn't cost a lot

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of fuel to maintain your position there

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and that gives all of our Engineers our

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flight controllers the chance to really

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learn about Orion systems in deep space

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learn about flying a spacecraft farther

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than we've ever sent one intended for

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humans we're going Beyond anywhere we

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ever went for Apollo and so we're going

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to be in that orbit test out all of

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those systems eventually we'll do a

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maneuver to break out of that do another

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fly by and come home but for now looking

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forward to getting into Dro and really

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getting our chance to learn about Orion

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the Artemis One mission continues with

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to NASA TV for live coverage of the next

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Orion milestone

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for more on the science of the mission

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and resources for students and Educators

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head to

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stem.nasa.gov Artemis

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follow the mission online on Facebook

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and get the latest updates from the