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NASA Moon Mission: How to Join Contest to Name Human Dummy Moonikin in Orion Spacecraft

NASA Moon Mission: How to Join Contest to Name Human Dummy Moonikin in Orion Spacecraft
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NASA is sending a mannequin on a space mission Here s how you can help name it

NASA is sending a mannequin on a space mission Here s how you can help name it
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NASA sending mannequin on space mission: How to vote on name

NASA sending mannequin on space mission: How to vote on name
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NASA s Moonikin Will Boldly Go Where No Test Dummy Has Gone Before

NASA’s ‘Moonikin’ Will Boldly Go Where No Test Dummy Has Gone Before A naming contest for the inanimate Artemis crew member launches today. Image: NASA Should all go according to plan, NASA’s new Space Launch System megarocket will finally leave Earth this November, in a journey that will take an Orion capsule to the Moon and back. No human will fly on this inaugural Artemis mission, but a soon-to-be-named manakin will make the trip along with a pair of simulated torsos. Advertisement NASA’s Space Launch System is coming along nicely, so it’s only natural to start thinking about a crew, or at least, a stand-in for the real crew (the actual Artemis team has already been chosen, in case you’re wondering). Having flesh-and-blood humans participate in an inaugural rocket launch would be unspeakably reckless, which is why NASA is preparing a manikin for the mission.

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NASA Wants You To Help Name Its Artemis I Dummy

Share this article As NASA gears up for its Artemis I mission the operation that will prepare the agency to send its first woman and first person of color to the Moon the space organization has asked the general public to help name the “Moonikin,” or anatomical human model, that will be on board the Orion crew capsule. The dummy will be used to “gather data on the vibrations that human crewmembers will experience during future Artemis missions,” according to NASA. There are eight names currently in the running Ace, Campos, Delos, Duhart, Montgomery, Rigel, Shackleton and Wargo each with their own significant meaning.

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