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නාසා ආයතනය ගැඹුරු අභ්‍යවකාශය ගවේෂනය කිරිමේ තවත් ශක්තිමත් ව්‍යාපෘතියකට පියවර තබමින් අලුත් අභ්‍යවකාශ කැප්සියුලයක් නිෂ්පාදනය කර ඇත.බැලූ බැල්මට විශ්මිත නිර්මාණයක් ලෙස නොපෙනුනත් ,1972 වසරෙන් පසු වෙනත් ග්‍රහලෝකයකට ගගනගාමින් යවන අජටාකාශ යානයක සියලූම අංග මේ අලුත් කැප්සියුලය තුල අන්තර්ගතවේ.
මෙය ඔරියන් අජටාකාශ යානය නොහොත් ඔරියන් කැප්සියුලය ලෙස නම් කර ඇති අතර, ඔරියන් යානයේ මූලික ඉලක්කය මානව පියසටහන් අඟහරු ලොව තුල සටහන් කිරීමය.
ඉතාම ආර්ථික අසීරුතා මැද නාසා ආයතනය සිය අඟහරු අතහැර නැති අතර ඔරියන් තාරකා යානය එම ශිහිනයේ ඉතාම වැදගත් සන්ධිස්ථානයක් බව නාසා ආයතනය පවසයි.
දූර අවකාශය ජයගැනිමේ පර්යේෂන වල දැනටමත් ඔරියන් අජටාකාශ යානය නිරත වෙනු ඇති අතර එහි ප්ලමු අත්හදා බැලිමේ පර්යේෂන 2014 වසර තුල ආරම්භ කරනු ඇත.

 

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Another small step: Nasa unveils Orion capsule bound to take astronauts to Mars


By Daily Mail Reporter
PUBLISHED:10:06, 12 July 2012 | UPDATED:13:56, 12 July 2012

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It may look a little underwhelming but this little craft's lofty goal is to take astronauts out of an Earth orbit for the first time since the 1970s - and possibly land man on Mars.
In front of more than 450 guests and dignitaries, Nasa officially unveiled the Orion crew capsule at a 'welcoming ceremony' at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida.
Despite funding and planning cuts at the space agency, the capsule is part of a concerted effort to kickstart a new era in deep space exploration by humans.
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Pressure shell: Nasa's new Orion spacecraft at Kennedy Space Center. In the next 18 months the shell will be packed with avionics, instrumentation an flight computers

Taking shape: The Orion, which mimics the classic conical shape of the Apollo mission crew capsules, is one of the most advanced craft ever built

This capsule is not a mock-up or scale model but a working piece of space kit that is bound for an unmanned test flight in 2014.
It will be shot into orbit atop a Delta 4 rocket, speeding around the Earth 3,600 miles above the surface - which is about 15 times further out than the current International Space Station orbit.
After two full orbits, the capsule will re-enter the atmosphere at more than 20,000mph to test the craft and its heat shield.
Lori Garver, Nasa's deputy administrator, told the assembled crowd: 'This starts a new, exciting chapter in this nation’s great space exploration story.'

Close quarters: There's little room to move inside the capsule, seen here in a full-size mock-up, but they will be seen as the best seats in the universe for Nasa crew hoping to be the first to Mars

Over the next 18 months, engineers and technicians at the space centre will install avionics, instrumentation, flight computers and the heat shield– slowly building and filling up the pressure shell into a fully functioning spacecraft.
U.S. Senator Bill Nelson, of Florida, was instrumental in getting congressional funding for Nasa to build the capsule - officially titled the Orion Multipurpose Crew Vehicle (MPCV).
More money is earmarked for the launch vehicle, a Space Launch System (SLS) booster rocket similar in size and design to the Saturn V rockets of the Apollo missions.


Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencet...sule-bound-astronauts-Mars.html#ixzz20ZEwUWEt

 

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Another small step: Nasa unveils Orion capsule bound to take astronauts to Mars


By Daily Mail Reporter
PUBLISHED:10:06, 12 July 2012 | UPDATED:13:56, 12 July 2012

• Comments (69)
• Share

It may look a little underwhelming but this little craft's lofty goal is to take astronauts out of an Earth orbit for the first time since the 1970s - and possibly land man on Mars.
In front of more than 450 guests and dignitaries, Nasa officially unveiled the Orion crew capsule at a 'welcoming ceremony' at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida.
Despite funding and planning cuts at the space agency, the capsule is part of a concerted effort to kickstart a new era in deep space exploration by humans.
Scroll down for video

Pressure shell: Nasa's new Orion spacecraft at Kennedy Space Center. In the next 18 months the shell will be packed with avionics, instrumentation an flight computers

Taking shape: The Orion, which mimics the classic conical shape of the Apollo mission crew capsules, is one of the most advanced craft ever built

This capsule is not a mock-up or scale model but a working piece of space kit that is bound for an unmanned test flight in 2014.
It will be shot into orbit atop a Delta 4 rocket, speeding around the Earth 3,600 miles above the surface - which is about 15 times further out than the current International Space Station orbit.
After two full orbits, the capsule will re-enter the atmosphere at more than 20,000mph to test the craft and its heat shield.
Lori Garver, Nasa's deputy administrator, told the assembled crowd: 'This starts a new, exciting chapter in this nation’s great space exploration story.'

Close quarters: There's little room to move inside the capsule, seen here in a full-size mock-up, but they will be seen as the best seats in the universe for Nasa crew hoping to be the first to Mars

Over the next 18 months, engineers and technicians at the space centre will install avionics, instrumentation, flight computers and the heat shield– slowly building and filling up the pressure shell into a fully functioning spacecraft.
U.S. Senator Bill Nelson, of Florida, was instrumental in getting congressional funding for Nasa to build the capsule - officially titled the Orion Multipurpose Crew Vehicle (MPCV).
More money is earmarked for the launch vehicle, a Space Launch System (SLS) booster rocket similar in size and design to the Saturn V rockets of the Apollo missions.


Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencet...sule-bound-astronauts-Mars.html#ixzz20ZEwUWEt

 

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