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Ares I-X Team

Ares I-X team

Many members of the NASA Langley support team stand in the Hangar with the Crew Module and Launch Abort System built by the Center's fabrication shop for use on Ares I-X.

The hardware ...

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Lindsay Rogers

Lindsay Rogers at Earthfest.
11.13.09

When Lindsay Rogers was accepted as a student to Campbell University, in Buies Creek, NC, she planned to study sports medicine.

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Greg Howland

Greg Howland.
11.06.09

Greg Howland did some time at a prison as a kindergarten student, as did the rest of his class.

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Langley Videos

Orion Crew Vehicle Airbag Drop Test

Orion Crew Vehicle airbag drop test
08.13.08

Langley engineers dropped the ground test article from 25 feet high at a 10-degree "toe in" pitch angle in its most severe drop test to date.

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Airbag Drop Tests in Full Swing

NASA engineers prepare to lift the Orion test article for a drop test
06.25.08

Second generation Orion crew module airbag drop testing is underway at NASA's Langley Research Center in Hampton, Va.

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Orion Launch Abort System Igniter Test

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