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@JVendl @NASA_Orion Because of the stability of the orbit, the asteroid could stay there for hundreds of years for research purposes without the need to use propulsion to maintain its orbit. (2/4) — PolitiTweet.org

Posted Nov. 19, 2022

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@JVendl @NASA_Orion We first studied the DRO to support the proposed Asteroid Redirect Mission (ARM) which paralleled early SLS and Orion development. The plan for ARM was to capture a near Earth asteroid and redirect it to a lunar DRO. (1/4) — PolitiTweet.org

Posted Nov. 19, 2022

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@JVendl @NASA_Orion As a result of studies for ARM, NASA’s mission planners developed a strong knowledge base of the orbit and determined DRO could meet the objectives for Artemis I, so mission planners opted to capitalize on the studies and knowledge of it as a mission destination. (3/4) — PolitiTweet.org

Posted Nov. 19, 2022