L3Harris Team Builds Moon Rocket Avionics
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L3Harris in Mason, Ohio, assembled the avionics for NASAs Space Launch System rocket, crucial for the Artemis Two mission. This tech, designed and tested locally, will launch four astronauts towards the moon, marking the first human mission in over fifty years. Engineers like Jake Hendrickson, the space avionics chief, express excitement and pride in their role in keeping astronauts safe. The avionics control ignition, steering, and monitor data from over a thousand sensors, with ground teams tracking it all live. As the launch approaches, L3Harris teams are already working on future Artemis flights, turning local efforts into lunar history.
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