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West Virginia Manufacturers Supply Aluminum Components for Artemis 2 Rocket

4 reports, 1 independent Updated Oct 8
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What happened

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Constellium, a global designer of aluminum products, produces high-performance aluminum plates, including aluminum-lithium products, for the Artemis 2 rocket at its Ravenswood location in West Virginia. This production was highlighted by the West Virginia Manufacturers Association during its 'Coolest Thing Made In WV' competition announcement.

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Why it matters

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The involvement of West Virginia manufacturers in supplying components for the Artemis 2 mission demonstrates the state's role in the high-tech aerospace supply chain. This activity supports the industrial base of West Virginia.

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Who's involved

  • ArtemisThe space mission receiving components from manufacturers.
  • West VirginiaThe state where the manufacturing activity takes place.

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  • West VirginiaSpeculative

    West Virginia could see increased investment in its manufacturing sector due to contracts related to the Artemis program.

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  1. Constellium, manufacturing in West Virginia, won a contest for producing specialized aluminum plates for Artemis II.1 source
  2. WV manufacturers are supplying components for the Artemis 2 mission.1 source

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