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RE: NASA successfully tests Orion solar array technology

Last post 06-08-2009 7:25 AM by analynsarte. 6 replies.
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  • 10-15-2008 7:15 PM

    RE: NASA successfully tests Orion solar array technology

    Flightglobal:
    NASA and Alliant Techsystems (ATK) have concluded initial testing and deployment of 5.5m (18ft)-diameter UltraFlex solar arrays for the US space agency's......

    Author: Rob Coppinger

    Date: 15 October 2008

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  • 10-15-2008 7:16 PM In reply to

    Re: RE: NASA successfully tests Orion solar array technology

    Any information availabale on where and when the test took place? Thanks.

  • 10-16-2008 9:53 AM In reply to

    Re: RE: NASA successfully tests Orion solar array technology

     

    The press release didn't say and I didn't have time to contact them and ask.

    Rob Coppinger
    technical editor

     

  • 10-16-2008 10:57 PM In reply to

    Re: RE: NASA successfully tests Orion solar array technology

    Thanks for the reply - I had e-mailed the ATK and LM contacts on the press release and asked them but no one ever responded to my note :(
  • 10-17-2008 7:56 AM In reply to

    Re: RE: NASA successfully tests Orion solar array technology

     It is possible that someone, at NASA's Glenn Research Center, may help you .....

    ..... Glenn Research Center, Cleveland .....
    Glenn will manage the work on the CEV's service module, which will provide maneuvering with its propulsion system, generate power using solar arrays, and keep the vehicle cool with heat rejection radiators. Glenn is also the lead for the upper stage of the Crew Launch Vehicle ......

     

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  • 10-18-2008 12:58 AM In reply to

    Re: RE: NASA successfully tests Orion solar array technology

    Thanks - I'll try
  • 06-08-2009 7:25 AM In reply to

    Re: RE: NASA successfully tests Orion solar array technology

    yeknon-ecaps:

    Any information availabale on where and when the test took place? Thanks.

    Marshall Space Flight Center manages the Ares rocket development program. 

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