NASA engineers at Johnson Space Center tested crews inside an Orion spacecraft mockup using rotational hand controllers and cursor control devices while wearing Modified Advanced Crew Escape spacesuits on March 24, 2016. The devices allow operation of Orion’s displays and control systems for maneuvering and mission tasks, providing data to ensure astronauts can properly use the controls in their suits Stock Photo

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NASA engineers at Johnson Space Center tested crews inside an Orion spacecraft mockup using rotational hand controllers and cursor control devices while wearing Modified Advanced Crew Escape spacesuits on March 24, 2016. The devices allow operation of Orion’s displays and control systems for maneuvering and mission tasks, providing data to ensure astronauts can properly use the controls in their suits.

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Engineers at NASA's Johnson Space Center in Houston evaluate how crews inside a mockup of the Orion spacecraft interact with the rotational hand controller and cursor control device while inside their Modified Advanced Crew Escape spacesuits on March 24, 2016. The controllers are used to operate Orion’s displays and control system, which the crew will use to maneuver and interact with the spacecraft during missions to deep space destinations. The testing aims to provide data that teams need to make sure astronauts who ride to space in Orion can appropriately interact with the control system while in their suits.

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