NASA Tests Orion's Launch System
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NASA engineers tested Orion 's launch abort system in Ohio .
The spacecraft will launch on Artemis II , scheduled for April 2026 , and Artemis III , set for mid-2027 .
Artemis II will send four astronauts on a voyage around the moon, but they won't land on the lunar surface.
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