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21 Nov 2022 18:01
Following its long-awaited take off on November 16, NASA's Orion spacecraft, which is part of the Artemis I Rocket, has completed a lunar flyby. The flyby is one of two maneuver's necessary for the rocket to enter the distant retrograde orbit around the Moon, according to NASA.For those unfamiliar with the terminology, a distant retrograde orbit means that the spacecraft is positioned at a high altitude from the moon and traveling in the opposite direction that the Moon travels around Earth. Sci...
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