Dan Nolan, who with engineer Lucas Moxey developed the camera system shown in the photo, is seen working with April Torres to prepare it for vibration testing at NASAs Armstrong Flight Research Center. The camera system is designed to operate as part of the Orion AA-2 test articles abort test booster/separation ring developmental flight instrumentation subsystem. The testing proved the camera system could function and endure the predicted flight environment.

Dan Nolan, who with engineer Lucas Moxey developed the camera system shown in the photo, is seen working with April Torres to prepare it for vibration testing at NASAs Armstrong Flight Research Center. The camera system is designed to operate as part of the Orion AA-2 test articles abort test booster/separation ring developmental flight instrumentation subsystem. The testing proved the camera system could function and endure the predicted flight environment.
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