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Spacecraft Fabrication Facility (Goddard)

The Spacecraft Fabrication Facility is a unit at the Goddard Space Flight Center where technicians and engineers manufacture components used for spacecraft assembly. This includes the tools which the astronauts use in space as well as the spacecraft themselves.

Branches

The Mission Engineering and Systems Analysis Branch is broken up into seven smaller branches:

GN&C Systems Engineering Branch
Systems Engineering Services and Advanced Concepts Branch
Flight Dynamics Analysis Branch
Component Hardware Systems Branch
Propulsion Branch - The Propulsion branch is responsible for the spacecraft propulsion subsystems design, fabrication, analysis, integration, testing, propellant loading, and launch. LRO is one of the current missions.
GN&C Mission Systems Engineering Branch
Mission Systems Engineering Branch

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