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Orion helium leak no threat to Artemis II reentry, but will require redesign
A recent helium leak in the Orion spacecraft has been deemed non-threatening to the upcoming Artemis II reentry.
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A recent helium leak in the Orion spacecraft has been deemed non-threatening to the upcoming Artemis II reentry. However, the incident has highlighted the need for a redesign of the spacecraft's valves. The leak, which occurred in a helium pressurization system, has been identified as a recurring issue following previous incidents on Artemis I and II. This has prompted NASA to consider a redesign of the affected components. The redesign will be necessary to ensure the safety and reliability of the Orion spacecraft for future missions.
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