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Awesome!! Orion’s camera eyes looked back 58,000 miles and took a picture of us all

kelvin 0 Comments November 21, 2022

Although this is an uncrew mission, the image features a dummy commander,

a tribute to NASA engineer Arturo Campos, who was instrumental in bringing the Apollo 13 mission crew safely back to Earth.

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