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The Orion spacecrafts
journey beyond the Moon and back to Earth

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ended with its splashdown in the Pacific
Ocean.

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Landing and recovery operations are some
of the most critical aspects of a mission.

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Here are some companies that are assisting
NASA with this for the Artemis missions.

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Dewetron Inc.

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in Rhode Island provides
highly sophisticated computer systems

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that receive information
from sensors on the Orion spacecraft.

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Some of these sensors are used to provide
data on the physical

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and electrical conditions of Orion
during splashdown.

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Spika Design
and Manufacturing in Montana

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designs, fabricates, tests, and delivers the landing and recovery crew

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egress stand to recover
Orion from the Pacific Ocean.

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The crew egress stand is used to access
the hatch door on the Orion crew

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module. With major operations
in Tullahoma, Tennessee,

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Jacobs is the prime contractor
for NASA's Exploration

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Ground Systems program at NASA's
Kennedy Space Center in Florida.

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One of their responsibilities
for the Artemis

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missions is to support
the recovery of the Orion crew module.