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The image features two schematic diagrams detailing the components of a space vehicle before and after assembly. The top diagram, titled "The Orion Rocket (before assembly)," shows a vertically oriented rocket with labeled parts from top to bottom: "Crew module (and launch escape system)," "Service module," central "Fuel tank (orange)," "Engine (underneath)," and two flanking "Solid rocket boosters (white)." The bottom diagram, titled "The Orion Spacecraft (after assembly)," depicts a horizontally oriented craft showing "Solar panels (added)" extending from the top and bottom, the "Service module (attached)" at the rear/left, the "Crew module (inside)" revealed in a cutaway section, and the "Launch escape system (attached)" positioned at the forward/right tip.
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The diagrams demonstrate the parts of the Orion spacecraft before and after it is assembled.
Overall, the rocket consists of several seperate parts, whereas the assembled spacecraft is a single, more compact construction. The fuel tank, engine, and boosters do not appear in the final version, while solar panels are the only new components.
Before assembly, the Orion rocket consists of several seperate components. At the centre is a large orange fuel tank, with the engine underneath it. Above the tank are the service module, the crew module, and launch escape system. Two solid rocket boosters are positioned seperately on either side of the main rocket.
After being assembled,the crew module and launch escape system are separated, with the former is inside, the latter attached to the spacecraft. Similarly, the service module is secured to the end of the construction. Looking at new details, the solar panels are added on two sides.
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