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Focus on Marshall

    'Focus on Marshall' Highlights Ares I-X Launch

    Animation of the Ares I-X test flight On this episide of "Focus on Marshall," viewers will see the launch and hear Marshall personnel discuss preparations for the flight of the 327-foot-tall Ares I-X. The flight offered an opportunity to test and prove new hardware, facilities and ground operations -- important data for future space vehicles.

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Focus on Marshall Episodes

  • Animation of the Ares I-X test flight

    Focus on Marshall: December, 2009

    'Focus on Marshall' Highlights Ares I-X Launch

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  • Robotic lunar lander testing

    Focus on Marshall: October/November, 2009

    Ares First Stage Development Motor, Robotic Lunar Lander

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  • Focus on Marshall August 2009

    Focus on Marshall: August, 2009

    Propulsion Cryogenic Advanced Development, NASA Public Health

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    Marshall Space Flight Center is a key contributor to significant NASA programs, continuing a legacy of accomplishment.

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    Marshall Star

    Published every Thursday, the Marshall Star serves as the Marshall Center's weekly newspaper.

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