On the recordSeptember 11, 2012
Once the International Space Station is retired, we will have no manned presence in space except for missions launched on SLS and Orion.
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congress.govOnce the International Space Station is retired, we will have no manned presence in space except for missions launched on SLS and Orion.
Highlighting the importance of SLS and Orion for future manned space missions.
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