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Exploration Flight Test No. 1 (EFT-1)
Crew:
Unmanned
Launch:
Location: Pad 37B, Cape Canaveral, FL
Date: 5 December 2014
Time: 12:05 UTC,
Flight:
Duration: 4 hours, 24 minutes
Landing:
Date: 5 December 2014
Time: 16:29 UTC
Recovery:
Location: Pacific Ocean, 23.61° N, 116.46° W
Recovery Vessel: USS Anchorage
The first flight of the Orion tested system avionics, software, radiation protection, heat shield, parachutes, and recovery systems. The launch vehicle was a Delta IV. There was no service module on this flight.
This flight was during the mildly ambiguous SLS/MPCV era, after the cancellation of the Constellation program and before the creation of Artemis.
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