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Ares I Crew Launch Vehicle Upper Stage Separation
The Orion Crew Exploration Vehicle is shown separating from the upper stage of the Ares I crew launch vehicle in this artists conception. Boeing is competing to produce the upper stage for the Ares I crew launch vehicle, NASAs first new human-rated launch vehicle since the space shuttle. The 309-foot long, two-stage Ares I rocket is capable of launching approximately 25 metric tons into low Earth orbit. The Ares I rocket is slated for its first flight in 2009.
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BI222505
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msf07-1727-1
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