File:Orion ESM deploys solar arrays, Artemis 1.jpg

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After core stage separation, the European Service Module (ESM) was ordered to deploy its solar arrays. On Artemis missions, the solar arrays provide the Orion capsule with the power necessary to sustain a crew for around six weeks on end.

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Date	Taken on 16 November 2022, 07:19:56
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File:Orion ESM deploys solar arrays, Artemis 1.jpg

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