NASA's Orion Heat Shield Decision
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•After Starliner, NASA has another big human spaceflight decision to make
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Orion spacecraft's heat shield cracked and chipped away during reentry into Earth 's atmosphere.
The heat shield protects Orion 's crew during its return to Earth .
Engineers found more than 100 locations where the stresses of reentry damaged the heat shield.
An independent review team has concluded its analysis of NASA 's work.
A final decision will then be made by NASA 's senior leadership.
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