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The University of North Dakota has taken delivery of the Orion Max Launch Abort System (MLAS) test vehicle.
The mock spacecraft arrived Monday ( Aug. 27 ), after a week-long , 30 -state road trip that began at Langley Research Center in Virginia .
The MLAS demo was the first to conduct a full-scale fairing separation and contributed to the development of the spacecraft's parachutes.
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