Orión y su habilidad para soportar el calor

Orión siendo arrastrado hacia la cubierta de un barco de la fuerza naval estadounidense luego de su regreso a Tierra

Los paracaídas de 136 kilos llevan a Orión a Tierra

Orión a minutos de ser recuperado por la fuerza naval estadounidense

In this December 5, 2014 US Navy handout photo, NASA’s Orion Crew Module descends to the Pacific Ocean off Baja, California under its three main parachutes as part of the Orion Program’s first exploration flight test. A new US space capsule, Orion, circled the Earth twice before plunging into the ocean Friday in a flawless test flight that opened a new chapter in human deep space travel. The mission was the first in more than four decades of a new US spacecraft intended to carry humans to the Moon, an asteroid, or Mars. USS Anchorage (LPD 23) is supporting the first exploration test flight for the NASA Orion Program. AFP PHOTO / HANDOUT / US NAVY / MC1 Charles White == RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE / MANDATORY CREDIT: "AFP PHOTO / HANDOUT / US NAVY / MC1 Charles White "/ NO MARKETING / NO ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS / NO A LA CARTE SALES / DISTRIBUTED AS A SERVICE TO CLIENTS ==