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NASA's Ares Projects, managed at Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, AL, are developing America's next generation of launch vehicles to replace the Space Shuttle and send humans to explore the Moon, eventually taking them to Mars and other destinations.
For additional information about the Ares Project, as well as images, news releases, and more, please visit us on the Web at http://www.nasa.gov/ares.
For additional information about the Ares Project, as well as images, news releases, and more, please visit us on the Web at http://www.nasa.gov/ares.
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This Ares Quarterly Progress Report, originally released to the public December 17, 2009, includes progress updates on:
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This compilation video showcases the progress made to date on building America's next crew launch vehicle, the Ares I. Activities depicted run the ...
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Aerial observers recorded the ascent, separation, and re-entry of the Ares I-X flight test vehicle during its launch on October 28, 2009. Once spla...
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On October 28, 2009, the Ares I-X flight test vehicle launched from Pad 39B at Kennedy Space Center.
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The NASAEdge team is interviewing spectators at the Ares I-X launch site to take the pulse of the public and ask them what they think of the launch...
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Channel Comments
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JustAnAdjunct
(1 day ago)
I agree that Obama won't get re-elected, but I really doubt the next one in line will resurrect the Constellation program. The Augustine commission said in their report that Constellation is unsustainable and recommended its' termination. All Obama did was agree with them and the fact that they are aerospace engineers might have had something to do with it. My guess is NASA will just switch to developing the Jupiter Direct rockets or something similar.
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Tyrannobeast
(2 days ago)
@TonyN737: I also suspect Obama will be a single-term president. He hasn't followed up on a single promise of his, and I have confidence that his successor will restart Constellation. However, by then the United States will be far behind countries who actually care about space technology, like India and China. Which would mean that Obama broke another one of his promises. That's why I'm still anxious.
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TonyN737
(3 days ago)
Don't worry, Obama's a one term president, his replacement will keep the Constellation Program flying!
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Tyrannobeast
(5 days ago)
If Obama reneges on his plan to cancel Constellation due to Congressional or public pressure, would you go back to making videos regularly? I watched these videos and I felt really excited about the upcoming program. With the Ares 1-X launch I figured that it was definitely on a roll now, but then Obama decided that true exploration isn't that important and people should just stay in LEO for another 40 years of so. And I wish good luck to you, if NASA stops making and launching their own vehicles, I think it'll cease to exist.
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SteelBeWithYou
(5 days ago)
I loved and was all excited about the Ares and the Constellation program. It strongly saddens me to see the progress into the new vehicles, the researc, man hours, and billions that has gone to waste . This is a real bonehead move by the current administration
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AresTV
(5 days ago)
Atevra, we will likely produce a few more videos, with our next scheduled release in mid-March.
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Atevra
(5 days ago)
So I guess there wont be anymore videos uploaded here?
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SuperBeachfront
(2 months ago)
I will always remember watching this historic launch and how proud it made me feel to be an American.
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Terr0c1ty
(2 months ago)
I so want a high res version of the background on this channel page
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manipula
(3 months ago)
Wow excellent, too bad most explorations will soon be taking off from the moon in the near future. When Nasa does setup base on the moon, build an eden project there, a massive one - grow all types of plants there. Then Sir Richard Branston can take me there to see it. =)
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