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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 layout illustrates the construction of the Orion spaceship before assembly and after take off.
Overall, it is clear to see that there is a beginning version of craft without new features that will be added after launch.
In the unassembled rocket stage, the construction is stayed vertically and had 3 main parts. At the top of the rocket there is a crew module with launch escape system. Service module is located below crew station. The biggest part of the spacecraft is fuel tank and it is located in the middle of spaceship. There is also an engine at the bottom of this construction. From both sides of it, there are two solid rocket boosters.
In the assembled spacecraft, most of the top of the aircraft remained as it was in the past (crew module, launch escape system and service module). However, there are some new features added, such as solar panels. Solar panels located on the both sides of the assembled spaceship, near to the module.
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