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Orion's Flight Test: 320k tweets about #Orion today via @TwitterReverb http://bit.ly/1yUaEch pic.twitter.com/HVFB0UcNtL
“Today was a great day for America"- #Orion Flight Dir Mike Sarafin
At 1:30pm ET: NASA TV airs post-mission updates pic.twitter.com/63OfBh9Aef
#Orion is in stable position waiting for pickup by the Navy team pic.twitter.com/TZEHrzblyH
Congrats #Orion! We're one step closer to bootprints next to these rover tracks. #JourneyToMars pic.twitter.com/1l51sQwpMh
Amazing visuals of #Orion's return from @NASAArmstrong Ikhana aircraft. pic.twitter.com/psYbvyxvxP
#Ikhana will continue to pace the splash down site area to capture #Orion recovery activities. Watch NASA TV: http://www.nasa.gov/multimedia/nasatv/ …
.@USNavy will now help us recover #Orion & bring it back to the USS Anchorage or USNS Salvor. pic.twitter.com/RmedqAiLoD
#Orion traveled 60,000 miles + farther into space than any ship for humans has gone in 40+ yrs!
#Ikhana coverage of #Orion shows great use for UAVs; this is part of our work. #Flynasa pic.twitter.com/y7agoBQgur
#Orion's 3 main parachutes slowing it for splashdown would nearly cover a football field. Watch, it's amazing: http://bit.ly/hlQAwb
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Great video feed from #Ikhana! Go #Orion! http://www.nasa.gov/multimedia/nasatv/#.VIHcW41dXEE …
#Orion jettisoned its forward bay cover to expose 8 parachutes to slow it from 300 to 20 mph. Watch: http://bit.ly/hlQAwb
Coming home! #Orion looks back on Earth as it heads toward splashdown. http://www.nasa.gov/ntv pic.twitter.com/42z1Wac9ph
Friction of Earth's atmosphere makes a superheated plasma around #Orion, blocking comm signals. Watch: http://bit.ly/hlQAwb
Coming home! #Orion has reached Earth's atmosphere at speeds of 20,000 mph (32,000 kph)! http://bit.ly/hlQAwb pic.twitter.com/sF2B9gZ8b2
#Orion's heatshield will test temps 80% of what it would endure on a return from lunar orbit. http://www.nasa.gov/nasatv pic.twitter.com/AQK2nu5dbj
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