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398 artemus two the orion spacecraft i'm kenna pell and i'll be your host today. On this podcast, we bring in the experts,

scientists, engineers, and astronauts all to let you know what's going on in the world of human

spaceflight and more. Built to take humans farther than they've ever gone before,

Orion is NASA's spacecraft capable of crude flight to deep space and high-speed re-entry from

the vicinity of the moon. On the

Artemis II mission, Orion will be tested for the first time in space with humans on board.

It'll send NASA astronauts Reed Wiseman, Victor Glover, and Christina Cook, and Canadian

Space Agency astronaut Jeremy Hanson around the moon and bring them home safely.

This deep space capsule is built upon everything learned from NASA's past 50-plus years of

human spaceflight missions and uses new and advanced technologies to enable it to travel

farther into space than any other crude spacecraft in history.

On this episode, we bring in Chris Edelan, the acting manager of the Orion Program's office

responsible for the spacecraft's systems integration and analysis.

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