ICPS

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ICPS (Interim Cryogenic Propulsion Stage) is a liquid hydrogen–liquid oxygen upper stage used on NASA’s Space Launch System to provide orbital insertion and translunar injection for early Artemis missions.

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instanceOf cryogenic propulsion stage
rocket upper stage
spacecraft propulsion system
abbreviationOf Interim Cryogenic Propulsion Stage
belongsToProgram Space Launch System program
linked to: Space Launch System
countryOfOrigin United States
derivedFrom Delta Cryogenic Second Stage
designedAs interim upper stage for SLS
designedFor human spaceflight support
developedFor NASA
engineType RL10 engine family
linked to: RL10
fullName Interim Cryogenic Propulsion Stage
launchSite Kennedy Space Center Launch Complex 39B
launchVehicleConfiguration Space Launch System Block 1
linked to: Space Launch System
launchVehicleFamily NASA Space Launch System
linked to: Space Launch System
manufacturer United Launch Alliance
missionDestination Moon
missionProfile Earth orbit to translunar trajectory
operatedBy NASA
orbitType Earth parking orbit
oxidizer liquid oxygen
performs perigee raise burns
translunar injection burns
primaryFunction orbital insertion
translunar injection
propellantType liquid hydrogen
liquid oxygen
propulsion liquid hydrogen–liquid oxygen
provides in-space propulsion for SLS
replacedBy Exploration Upper Stage (planned)
replaces Delta Cryogenic Second Stage derivative
role upper stage
spaceAgency NASA
stageNumber second stage
status operational
technologyType expendable launch vehicle stage
usedFor deep space exploration missions
usedOnLaunchVehicle Space Launch System
usedOnMission Artemis I
Artemis II (planned)
linked to: Artemis II
usedOnMissionPhase early Artemis missions
usedOnMissionType Artemis missions
linked to: Artemis program

lunar missions
usedOnProgram Artemis program
usedWith Orion spacecraft
usesPropulsionCycle cryogenic

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