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of Landing a man on the moon and me

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a.m Eastern let's take a quick look at

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change engine start

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three two one booster's indignation

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and liftoff of Artemis one we rise

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all four rs25 engines on the core stage

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and two solid rocket boosters now

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propelling the vehicle at 128 miles per

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very good good control on the role from

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teams in Mission Control Houston all

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good calls so far now 30 seconds into

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the flight Harvest one

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first Milestone will be for the vehicle

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to pass through Max Q in about one

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minute and nine seconds into launch this

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is the greatest period of atmospheric

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looking at 8.8 million pounds of Maximum

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thrust

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and there you did see a replay of that

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launch of the space launch system which

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blasted off from the Kennedy Space

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Center at 12 47 am Central now following

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liftoff those solar arrays were deployed

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and we had trans lunar injection which

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took place and the icps

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separation also occurred

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now just a short time ago Orion

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conducted the first trajectory

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adjustment burn and completed a checkout

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of the orbital maneuvering system or

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ohms engine and all went smoothly during

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that 30-second burn Orion is continuing

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its Journey To The Moon and we are

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anticipating views shortly as part of an

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imagery event now as you can see on your

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screen Orion is over 55 500 miles away

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from Earth now nine hours into its

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flight but still 204 000 miles away from

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the Moon of course that distance will

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get less and less over the next few days

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and at closest approach Orion will be

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about 60 nautical miles above the

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and we are starting to get some of our

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very first views of the Orion spacecraft

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great view right there in the center of

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your screen of that large engine

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the orbital maneuvering system or ohms

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engine which just performed that orbital

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trajectory correction maneuver again now

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that ohms engine is the main

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engine and is a repurposed space shuttle

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has flown in space 19 times during space

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shuttle flights ranging from 1984 to

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and on the side of the Orion spacecraft

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you also see some of the auxiliary

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engines on Orion there's eight of those

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auxiliary engines located on the bottom

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of the European service module in four

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these are fixed at the bottom to provide

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trajectory Corrections and as a backup

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to that main engine the ohms engine

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and there are also 24 smaller engines

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grouped into six pods on Orion which

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provide attitude control

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they can be fired individually as needed

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to move the spacecraft in different

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directions and rotate it into any

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flight of Artemis one

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again SLS launched from the Kennedy

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mission as part of Artemis 1 with a

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continuing to get some views of the

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orbital maneuvering system or ohms

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so as we continue to anticipate some

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event these views will be gathered on

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cameras that Orion is equipped with

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those internal cameras still on board to

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test objectives or ftos in critical

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saw cameras the saw camera is a solar

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but we might hear shortly these are used

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different View and perspective from the

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here on your screen you can make out

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slightly the solar arrays those black X

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shaped figures there and that is where

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those saw cameras are located that we

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Earth but still has about 204 000 miles

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a test flight of the Orion vehicle and

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its capabilities resulting in a 25-day

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the team will ensure that the saw or

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solar array Wing cameras are positioned

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correctly as we anticipate imagery

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now this view of potentially Earth will

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be a little different than what we're

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above Earth now as just mentioned Orion

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now of course throughout the coming days

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we will expect to see the earth grow

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smaller and smaller and the moon grow

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larger in the field of view as Orion

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as Orion continues its Journey towards

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the moon now over nine hours since it

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launched from the Kennedy Space Center

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in Florida let's look at a broad

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overview of the Artemis mission to see

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what has happened so far and what is

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welcome

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to the Moon board we got this just in

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time for the first mission in Artemis

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Artemis one so let me use it now to take

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you through as always we're going to

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start off with a launch in this case

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four rs-25 engines ignite two solid

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rocket boosters sending SLS and Orion

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jettison events things coming off of the

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rocket one of the most visual will be

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propellant in that giant core stage

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we'll hear Mikko main engine cut off it

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will drop away turning propulsion over

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to this the interim cryogenic propulsion

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first maneuver to raise up the lowest

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really put us in a nice circular path

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around our planet and while we're in

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Earth orbit we can check out Orion make

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sure its systems are functioning as we

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the Moon that happens here the trans

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lunar injection to a 20-minute firing of

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this icps upper stage and what that's

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designed to do is really give Orion

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enough energy to get out of low earth

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orbit and make its way to the Moon

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shortly after that the icps will

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separate its job pushing Orion is done

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here some cubesats that it'll deploy

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ultimately sending itself on a path

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around the Moon before it escapes and

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it'll make some correction Burns as it

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fine-tunes its path towards our lunar

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neighbor before we get into all the

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exciting stuff up close we'll dip in for

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a 60 nautical mile flyby of the lunar

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around and into distant retrograde orbit

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or Dro that's this dotted line that you

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can see up here this is really where

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we're going to learn about Orion while

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miles off the lunar surface we call it

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retrograde as the Moon is heading in

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that direction Orion will be heading in

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now after we're done in that orbit it'll

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be time to come home we'll execute a

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maneuver to exit do another flyby close

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to the lunar surface that commits us to

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coming home and fine-tuning our path

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towards the atmosphere we'll make any

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correction burns on our way back as

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necessary before it's time to re-enter

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the atmosphere now before that can

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happen we'll have a spacecraft

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separation event the service module its

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job is done it breaks away ends up

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what this does is reveal the heat shield

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testing this is our number one goal for

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the Artemis one flight because when we

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come back from the Moon we're going to

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be moving at 25

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000 miles an hour that's 8 000 miles an

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hour faster than when you come home from

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the International Space Station and what

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that's going to cause is this to heat up

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to about 5000 degrees Fahrenheit that's

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half the temperature if you were

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standing on the surface of the Sun so

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things will be very hot but that heat

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shield does its job to protect the Orion

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capsule which will be bringing our

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future missions after we're through that

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splashes down in the ocean we'll have a

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water and bring it in to the first

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and if you're just tuning in with us

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the first orbital tradection correction

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burn earlier this morning Orion is now

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over 50 000 miles away from Earth and

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Orion most notably of the large main

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ohms engine there are eight auxiliary

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now again that main engine that you're

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seeing the largest engine the orbital

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maneuvering system engine was used just

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a short time ago to perform a burn that

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the engine can provide 6 000 pounds of

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thrust and is equipped to steer the

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abort cases to safely return Orion to

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this engine that you see in the center

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the module there flew on 19 space

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shuttle flights beginning with sts-41 G

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in October of 1984 and ending with

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now so Ryan continues its Journey To The

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Moon we do anticipate potential Earth

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at this hour now 9 hours and 19 minutes

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since launch Orion is 57 000 miles away

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from Earth closing in on the moon two

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in this animation you can see the saw or

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solar array wings as they are being

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oriented in anticipation of this imagery

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so again that saw camera is a solar

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array Wing camera

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the solar arrays are that x-shaped Wing

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that sticks out of the bottom of Orion

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that you can see on your screen there

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used to collect solar power and

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distribute that to the vehicle itself

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and on the very end of These Wings

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are cameras which can capture different

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those wings can be rotated to gather

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the team here in Mission Control Houston

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is continuing to ensure that the solar

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arrays are positioned correctly for the

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is

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a slightly different angle of those

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auxiliary engines on the sides of the

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orbital maneuvering system engine that's

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that larger engine right in the middle

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and we are actually seeing a little bit

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of movement in the solar array Wings two

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and three in anticipation of the imagery

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continuing to get a different

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perspective of Orion and the European

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service module as those solar array

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Wings continue to move

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as with nearly everything else during

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Artemis 1 the two main objectives for

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the imagery system is to capture the

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flight test objective data and ensure we

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have a safe built vehicle for crew to

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fly on

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really starting to be able to make out

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that solar array Wing now in the bottom

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and you're seeing there on your screen

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this view of Earth captured from a human

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rated spacecraft not seen since 1972

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during the final Apollo Mission some 50

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years ago

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the views of our Blue Marble in the

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Blackness of space now capturing the

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imagination of a new generation the

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Orion looking back at Earth as it

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travels toward the moon 57

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000 miles away from the place we call

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foreign

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and as we continue to Marvel in this

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spectacular image here in Mission

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Control Houston you have a great view of

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the orbital maneuvering system or Ohm's

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engine that main engine on the top left

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of your screen there that was used an

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hour and 43 minutes ago to perform the

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OTC or outbound trajectory correction

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maneuver as well as a few of the

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auxiliary engines on the bottom of the

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European service module flanked by the

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solar array ring solar array wing on the

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right portion right above the Earth on

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and here are some statistics

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on Orion now 57 000 miles away from

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Earth nearly 58 000 miles away and 203

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000 miles away from the moon traveling

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at

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if you're just tuning in with us you're

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looking at a breathtaking live view of

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the Earth from the Orion spacecraft as

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it makes its Journey To The Moon Orion

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launched earlier today at 12 47 a.m

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Central 1 47 a.m Eastern atop the space

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launch system and is in hour nine and a

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We are continuing to get these views of

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earth from the solar array Wing camera

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the solar array Wing can be seen there

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in the center of your screen that

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Orion is now over 58 000 miles away from

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and you can see there the x-shaped

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figures on your screen those are the

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solar array Wings themselves which were

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where the camera views we were getting

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and this view from inside the Orion

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inside the Orion vehicle

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this is a uncrewed test flight but on

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the left of your screen there we do have

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one of our purposeful passengers our

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munikin who is wearing the Orion crew

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survival spacesuit this will be the

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spacesuit that will be utilized by

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astronauts when they launch to the moon

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on the right of your screen there you

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can see one of the windows

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that our crew members will have the

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opportunity to look out from

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once they make their Journey to the loom

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again if you're just joining us you're

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looking at an in-cabin view of the

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uncrewed Orion vehicle

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on the left of the screen there is one

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of our purposeful passengers wearing the

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Orion crew survival suit that will be

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utilized and worn by astronauts during

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the dynamic phases of flight to the Moon

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as this is a test mission while all the

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components of Orion in the space launch

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system are being tested the Orion crew

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survival suit is now having the

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opportunity to be tested in space as

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all right

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foreign

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to get in Cabin views inside the Orion

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spacecraft

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Orion lifted off from the Kennedy Space

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Center in Florida nine and a half hours

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as part of a 25-day test flight around

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the moon and into deep space

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Orion is slated to splash down on

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again this is a uncrewed test flight but

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we do have our moon again pictured there

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on the left of your screen in the seat

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they're wearing the Orion crew survival

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suit

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by our crew members when they fly inside

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as you can see there the suit itself is

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that bright orange color

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that is to help make crew members more

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easily visible in the ocean should they

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ever need to exit Orion without the

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the spacesuit is also fire resistant and

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is a pressure garment that includes a

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restraint layer to control the shape and

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ease astr and to ease astronauts

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the suit also has a thermal management

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system to help keep astronauts cool and

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dry and a liquid cooling garment that's

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the Orion suits will be custom fitted

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for each crew member to accommodate

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and the gloves will be touch screen

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compatible to work alongside the systems

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the Orion crew survival suit is

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primarily designed for launch and

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re-entry but can also keep astronauts

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safe if Orion were to lose cabin

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astronauts could survive inside this

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spacesuit for up to six days as they

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make their way back to Earth if

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necessary

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and the suits are also equipped with a

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suite of survival gear in the event that

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again they have to exit Orion after a

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and as we've mentioned Artemis 1 is an

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uncrewed test flight of

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the space launch system and the Orion

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vehicle

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so the

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Moon again you see on the left of your

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screen there does not have a human

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inside of it but it does actually have a

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the Moon's name is Campos and is

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dedicated to Arturo Campos who was a key

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player in bringing Apollo 13 safely back

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the moon again received its name as the

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result of a competitive bracket contest

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honoring some of NASA's key figures

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programs and astronomical objects

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NASA received more than 300 000 votes

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and the winner was Arturo campus

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and with the first live image reviews of

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Earth from Orion that will wrap up our

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coverage for today but we'll continue to

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post daily updates about the mission on

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the Artemis blog at

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blogs.nasa.gov Artemis and we'll also be

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posting updates on our social media

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accounts we'll be back on the air on

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Monday to cover the outbound powered

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flyby burn at which point we will

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witness Orion's closest Approach To The

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Moon which will be approximately 80

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nautical miles our coverage will begin

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at 6 15 a.m Central 7 15 a.m Eastern

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with a burn targeted at 6 43 a.m Central

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7 43 a.m Eastern and closest approach

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occurring at 6 57 a.m Central 7 57 a.m

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Eastern

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again when we're not live you can check

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out the blog for updates and also

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subscribe to the NASA newsletter for

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updates on the spacecraft and mich and

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Mission and we're also excited to

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introduce Artemis all access which is a

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short video product released two to

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three times weekly that will provide

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updates about Mission accomplishments

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with a look at what's to come plus we'll

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have inside looks and explainers but for

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now with Orion continuing its journey to

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our nearest Celestial neighbor the Moon

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that will wrap up our coverage for today

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thanks so much for watching us this is

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[Music]

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well in my left hand I have a feather

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in my right hand a hammer and I guess

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one of the reasons we got here today was

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because of a gentleman named Galileo a

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long time ago who made a rather

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significant discovery about falling