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NASA Armstrong Assists with Orion AA-2 Component Testing
NASA Armstrong Assists with Orion AA-2 Component Testing

Dan Nolan, who with engineer Lucas Moxey developed the camera system shown in the photo, is seen working with April…

NASA Armstrong Assists with Orion AA-2 Component Testing
NASA Armstrong Assists with Orion AA-2 Component Testing

Martin Munday selects the accelerometers that will be used for vibration testing of the Orion AA-2 test article components in…

NASA Armstrong Assists with Orion AA-2 Component Testing
NASA Armstrong Assists with Orion AA-2 Component Testing

April Torres and Kyle Dauk set up for a thermal test of components in the Environmental Laboratory at NASA’s Armstrong…

NASA Armstrong Assists with Orion AA-2 Component Testing
NASA Armstrong Assists with Orion AA-2 Component Testing

Don Griffith watches the results of a calibration to an Orion AA-2 accelerometer to see if it meets the required…

NASA Armstrong Assists with Orion AA-2 Component Testing
NASA Armstrong Assists with Orion AA-2 Component Testing

Clark Johnson inspects components tested in the Environmental Laboratory at NASA’s Armstrong Flight Research Center in California.

NASA Armstrong Assists with Orion AA-2 Component Testing
NASA Armstrong Assists with Orion AA-2 Component Testing

Angelo De La Rosa works inside the Environmental Laboratory’s thermal chamber to attach test articles to the testing architecture at…

NASA Armstrong Assists with Orion AA-2 Component Testing
NASA Armstrong Assists with Orion AA-2 Component Testing

April Torres and Angelo De La Rosa remove wire harnesses for signal input for the Orion AA-2 vehicle from electrostatic…

Kepler By the Numbers – Mission Statistics
Kepler By the Numbers – Mission Statistics

The Kepler space telescope is done with its work collecting astounding science data showing there are more planets than stars…

A New View of Our Starry Night
A New View of Our Starry Night

After nine years in deep space collecting data that revealed our night sky to be filled with billions of hidden…