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The ogive panels protect Orion's crew module from harsh acoustic conditions at launch and in case of an abort....
The ogive panels protect Orion's crew module from harsh acoustic conditions at launch and in case of an abort....
The ogive panels protect Orion's crew module from harsh acoustic conditions at launch and in case of an abort....
The ogive panels protect Orion's crew module from harsh acoustic conditions at launch and in case of an abort....
The ogive panels protect Orion's crew module from harsh acoustic conditions at launch and in case of an abort....
The ogive panels protect Orion's crew module from harsh acoustic conditions at launch and in case of an abort....
The ogive panels protect Orion's crew module from harsh acoustic conditions at launch and in case of an abort....
The ogive panels protect Orion's crew module from harsh acoustic conditions at launch and in case of an abort....
The ogive panels protect Orion's crew module from harsh acoustic conditions at launch and in case of an abort....
The ogive panels protect Orion's crew module from harsh acoustic conditions at launch and in case of an abort....
The ogive panels protect Orion's crew module from harsh acoustic conditions at launch and in case of an abort....
The ogive panels protect Orion's crew module from harsh acoustic conditions at launch and in case of an abort....
The ogive panels protect Orion's crew module from harsh acoustic conditions at launch and in case of an abort....
The ogive panels protect Orion's crew module from harsh acoustic conditions at launch and in case of an abort....
The ogive panels protect Orion's crew module from harsh acoustic conditions at launch and in case of an abort....
The Centaur Standard Shroud prepared for a jettison test in the Space Power Facility at the National Aeronautics and...
Space Power Facility at Plum Brook Station, RUAG Ariane 5 Shroud Separation Tests. GRC has the world's largest...
The powered descent vehicle of NASA Mars Science Laboratory spacecraft is being prepared for final integration into...
At the Payload Hazardous Servicing Facility at NASA Kennedy Space Center in Florida, the back shell powered descent...
At the Payload Hazardous Servicing Facility at NASA Kennedy Space Center in Florida, the back shell powered descent...
An engineer says goodbye to the Curiosity rover and its powered descent vehicle in the Jet Propulsion Laboratory...
At the Payload Hazardous Servicing Facility at NASA Kennedy Space Center in Florida, the back shell powered descent...
Top down photograph showing separation of the Ariane V fairing after testing in the vacuum chamber at SEC
KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, FLA. - In the Space Station Processing Facility, Japanese astronaut Koichi Wakata looks over...