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Articles tagged: crew capsule

  • abort test, Blue Origin, crew capsule, New Shepard, propulsion module, space tourism 06 October 2016 Blue Origin New Shepard abort system test successful

    .... According to Ariane Cornell, who hosted the Blue Origin even webcast, ““Today’s mission is totally focused on a successful crew capsule escape with the understanding that the booster will likely be lost.” However, the propulsion module surprised...

    • abort test
    • Blue Origin
    • crew capsule
    • New Shepard
    • propulsion module
    • space tourism
  • Blue Origin, crew capsule, New Shepard, New Shepard NS-18 flight, William Shatner 13 October 2021 Blue Origin's second all civilian crew successfully reaches space

    ...their harnesses to experience zero gravity. Shortly afterward the crew capsule reached the Kármán line – the imaginary boundary 100 ...around 15:58pm GMT. After deploying its parachutes, the crew capsule made its way back to Earth’s surface, landing...

    • Blue Origin
    • crew capsule
    • New Shepard
    • New Shepard NS-18 flight
    • William Shatner
  • air-space boundary, commercial space, recreational space, space tourism September 2021 Near space - the air-space boundary question, astronauts and space tourism

    ..., Texas. Among other things, the pressurised crew capsule and its reusable launch vehicle made headlines for...to the International Space Station as part of the Expedition 14 crew on Soyuz TMA-9. Adopting a functionalist approach would remove the ...

    • air-space boundary
    • commercial space
    • recreational space
    • space tourism
    Authors: Christopher J. Newman    
  • Boeing, Boeing Starliner, Cape Canaveral, SpaceX Crew Dragon 22 November 2019 NASA and Boeing celebrate roll out of Starliner despite dispute over costs

    ...to the International Space Station (ISS), Boeing’s Starliner crew capsule has started preparations for its first unpiloted test flight to...other systems, which has caused delays to their first crew launches by several years. Something that has not gone...

    • Boeing
    • Boeing Starliner
    • Cape Canaveral
    • SpaceX Crew Dragon
  • 24 November 2015 Historic landing for private rocket company Blue Origin

    ... will experience three times the force of gravity as the spacecraft accelerates towards the boundary. Once the crew capsule separates from the booster and coasts into space, the astronauts can enjoy several minutes of weightlessness...

  • Artemis, NASA, SLS, Space Launch System March 2021 Building SLS - a contractual odyssey

    ... because of low weld-strengths) and little to no reserves had spread to SLS’s sister programmes: the Orion crew capsule (a holdover from Constellation)and Exploration Ground Systems (a conglomeration of launch facilities at Kennedy Space Center). The...

    • Artemis
    • NASA
    • SLS
    • Space Launch System
    Authors: Amanda Miller    
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