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V1N4 covers early development. V1N5 will cover the USAF/NASA 10-meter designs. Further articles down the road will cover lunar logistics versions, 20-meter versions, large orions and Orion descendants.

Separation Orion is on its way to the moon.

Along with Lockheed's Orion 21, Raytheon has offered Procyon

Orion make perfect flight and land save in Pacific

Charleybarley... it is a link Orion radial piston engine.

The USAF 10-meter Orion pulse unit feed system.

No,for Orion lite the reentry is with air capture http://www.space.com/businesstechnology/090814-orion-lite.html

Yes. I don't have my references here, but Orion was referenced in the press (Av Week, Missiles & Rockets, newspapaers, etc) in 1959 or 1960. Martin cranked out a lot of nuclear pulse artwork (mostly featuring internal detonations) in the same time period.

even Orion swim like Sea Dragon, there is another problem the waterpressure would compress the shockabsorber bags! had Cole ever a Idea how Aldebaran had to Take off from the Sea ?

Thanks a lot Orion and Robunos. There are extreme diferences in price I can't understand for this book at amazon: 38$ to 140$ http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_ss_b/002-1831596-0624044?url=search-alias%3Dstripbooks&field-keywords=project+orion&x=0&y=0 So I think I can order that at 38$.

https://www.esa.int/Science_Exploration/Human_and_Robotic_Exploration/Orion/Three_more_service_modules_for_Artemis_to_be_built_in_Europe

I'll say it now, that's not the "right" Orion :) Randy

From our very own, Orion. http://www.aerospaceprojectsreview.com/blog/?p=3134

Scott, who's the author of that Orion rendering?. It's amazing!!

https://blogs.nasa.gov/artemis/category/orion-spacecraft/

View: https://flic.kr/p/2nZZQaq

Also claims of another kill by Starstreak on an Orion UAV (the Russian equivalent of Predator). Not sure on this...Orion should be up pretty high...but the wreckage is definitely from one. Can't post the tweet from The Dead District feed (post 1092) because the preceding post which appears here...

An SSBN could have a couple hundred nukes and everybody seems to be okay with that. A B1-B could have had dozens. As for Orion, there are many people who would be afraid to go into space. That doesn't make going into space, "silly".

and having taken alook at up-ship.com, i see that the orion stuff is due to be in the next few eAPRs, now i really can't wait..... ;D cheers, Robin.

Thanks for the links Michel Van, I am actually surprised that NASA are even considering making EM-1 a manned flight, a lot of things could go wrong on a first flight.