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Orion

spacecraft

Also known as: Crew Exploration Vehicle

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Artemis

In Artemis
…continued on the crewed spacecraft Orion. Ultimately, Orion became part of the Artemis lunar exploration program proposed by the Donald Trump administration.
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Constellation program

In Constellation program
…Crew Exploration Vehicle, was named Orion, after the constellation. Orion would have been 5 metres (16 feet) in diameter and would have had a launch mass of 22,700 kg (50,000 pounds). It would have consisted of a conical crew module and a cylindrical service module and would have been able…
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