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Hi, I'm Kimberly Robinson and
I'm the secondary payloads

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manager at NASA Marshall and
this is SLS in Sixty Seconds.

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NASA's new rocket the
Space Launch System

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will carry the Orion spacecraft
on a three week mission

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around the moon.

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So secondary payloads are science
experiments that are about

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the size of a large shoe box.
They are hitching a ride

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on SLS in the Orion Stage Adapter
to deep space where

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they will conduct their own
research.

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One of the experiments that
Marshall is managing is called

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NEA Scout and it will use
solar sail propulsion

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to travel to an asteroid to
study it for future human

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exploration.

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Payloads can be released at
five different altitudes

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or distances from the Earth.
What we like to call bus stops.

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The first bus stop is just past the
first Van Allen Belt and