Permalink: http://www.boeingimages.com/archive/Ares-I-Crew-Launch-Vehicle-Upper-Stage-Separation-2F3XC5OF3Q9.htmlCopyright © Boeing. All Rights Reserved.View Photo/Video onlyConceptually similarAres I Crew Launch Vehicle Upper StageAres I Crew Launch Vehicle Jettisons Escape TowerAres I Crew Launch Vehicle Upper StageAres I Crew Launch Vehicle LaunchBoeing Selected to Build Instrument Unit Avionics for NASA's Ares I Crew Launch VehicleTwo Saturn V Stage I Boosters are TransportedBoeing CST-100 orbits EarthBoeing CST-100 orbiting EarthStarliner Flies in Low-Earth OrbitView AllView more with similar tones Ares I Crew Launch Vehicle Upper Stage SeparationSelect usageWhat Type of Order?Usage: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.BI222505 (msf07-1727-1)Maximum size:3704px × 2833px (~30 MB)12.3in × 9.4in (300dpi)License type:Rights ManagedKeywords:2000s-air to air-Ares I Crew Launch Vehicle-black-brown-copy space-currently in development-digitally-enhanced images-ejecting-flying-full body views-high-tech / advanced-illustrations-launch vehicles-NASA-nobody-orbiting-Orion Crew Exploration Vehicle-other livery-outdoors-outer space-rockets-space-whiteRelated Photo/Videos:View All
