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...mission named "Plymouth Rock" to NASA. "Plymouth Rock" proposes sending a crew of two astronauts, in the 2020-25 time-frame, using two docked Orion spacecraft or a docked Orion and Altair spacecraft. This mission is intended to give NASA additional manned spaceflight experience that can be...

cheers, Robin.

Hey you're right about that aircraft as a possible bomber. If you get a copy of Orion's "US Bomber Projects Preview", you will see that one as well as a few new ones. You won't be disappointed. Trust me it's worth getting. Just ask Orion.

for the Video Problem Scott forget WMP, take VLC I save movie as DIVX file and its run perfect with VLC to Orion Art here my Color sketch of Orion ground take off in stile of science fiction "pulps" Mixmedia: Color Marker, Sky by Photoshop.

That is Orion and not SLS

Thanks a lot Orion & Star... ;D

Only insofar as it was "bang makes vehicle move." In fact it looks a *lot* like the original Ulam concept, which looked a lot different from the eventual Orion. Early ideas often require *vast* changes once actual engineering gets involved.

NASA has just uploaded a mini-documentary about Artemis-1:

Published on Dec 5, 2014 NASA’s Orion spacecraft launched successfully atop a United Launch Alliance Delta IV Heavy rocket Dec. 5 at 7:05 a.m. EST from Space Launch Complex 37 at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station in Florida. Orion’s Exploration Flight Test-1 (EFT-1), is the first flight test for...

So the US also fails to get to the Moon by the end of the deadline as well? :) Seriously, while Orion could get a boost from committed Air Force funding keep in mind this was prior to ramping up in Vietnam, but this likely means that NERVA is butterflied away as NASA can't afford it during...

...the core stage after inspection revealed low weld strengths. If the Core can be deliver to KSC for testing in September 2017 is questionable Orion capsule has delays because modification to systems and Heat shield after December 2014 test flight. Airbus again has delays in Orion Service...

Ok, you got me there. Another German invention on which project Orion might have been based. However, I mean a similar description that fits this one here: The von Ganswindt principle described is not really looking like the Orion one, is it?

Andreas Parsch has a nice summary of three US designs - the Martin "Bold Orion", the Lockheed "High Virgo", and the McDonnell "Alpha Draco". Looks like only the Bold Orion and High Virgo got flight tested from aircraft. Link: http://www.designation-systems.net/dusrm/app4/ws-199.html

I suspect it is a Bristol Orion

http://www.gizmag.com/orion-spacecraft-final-assembly/34526/

About a possible NASA rescue(1964)

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Falcon Heavy can put a lot of mass into orbit, but its upper stage doesn't have the performance to put something as heavy as Orion into the proper transfer orbit. For getting Orion to Lunar orbit, by design there's no other existing vehicle to do the job. Any option other than SLS falls into the...

in princip is feasible Orion is launch with Falcon Heavy into Low earth orbit Delta Heavy upper stage is launch with Delta v heavy The Delta upper stage is equip with docking system and gyroscope to stabilize it in orbit. The Orion do the active part of remote Docking while the Delta the...