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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 two diagrams illustrate the disassembled Orion spacecraft and the assembled Orion spacecraft with modifications. Overall, while the scheme of the spacecraft involves only main parts, which are essential for movement, before the assembly process, the second scheme includes several modifications for safety, charging and comfort.
The Orion spacecraft before the assembling had a crew module and a launch escape system on the top of the central block, below which was a service module. The longest part was an orange fuel tank in the middle with an engine in the underneath of the central block. Additionally, the spacecraft contained two solid rocket boosters on each side.
The Orion spacecraft after the assembling was incorporated a crew module inside; service module, attached to the left side, and solar panels, added to the top and the bottom of the corpus. The launch escape system attached to the right side of the spacecraft.
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