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Report Title	NASA Orion Abort-2 System, 190702
Report Description	SpaceFlightNow "Without the chutes, the Orion capsule plummeted into the Atlantic Ocean around 7 miles (11 kilometers) east of Cape Canaveral, hitting the water at an estimated 300 mph (480 kilometers per hour) around 3 minutes, 12 seconds, after liftoff, Reed said. The spent Peacekeeper booster and abort system also impacted the ocean, sending plumes of water hundreds of feet into the air." Some videos show first impact closer to 2.5 minutes after launch.
Alias URL	2405
Report Id	367b8ed503764d0fbb84668c488a1386
Created On	Thu Jul 04 00:27:47 UTC 2019
Event Origin Time UTC	2019-07-02T11:00Z Seconds from the Epoch UTC: 1562065200
Report Start UTC	2019-07-02T11:00Z Seconds from the Epoch UTC: 1562065200
Report End UTC	2019-07-02T11:08Z Seconds from the Epoch UTC: 1562065680
Event Origin Location	28.608389, -80.604333
Event Origin Height Meters	0.00 meters
Report Owner	redvoxcore@gmail.com
Only Visible to Owner?	false
Report Publicly Listed?	true
Device	1637681013:2066474328 Distance to Event Origin Kilometers: 22.95 Back Azimuth to Event Origin: 76.96°
Device	1637681011:868885745 Distance to Event Origin Kilometers: 24.60 Back Azimuth to Event Origin: 15.80°
Device	1637160009:-732414658 Distance to Event Origin Kilometers: 24.60 Back Azimuth to Event Origin: 15.80°
Device	1637681014:1807255410 Distance to Event Origin Kilometers: 36.16 Back Azimuth to Event Origin: 17.59°
Device	228623798:1304492854 Distance to Event Origin Kilometers: 49.29 Back Azimuth to Event Origin: 5.77°
Device	1637050072:2119228406 Distance to Event Origin Kilometers: 52.40 Back Azimuth to Event Origin: 6.48°
Device	1637681012:1714370352 Distance to Event Origin Kilometers: 52.40 Back Azimuth to Event Origin: 6.46°
External Link	Vid with 2.5 min to splashdown
External Link	NASA press kit
External Link	Space Flight Now
Download Report Data	Download