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Articles tagged: spaceplane

  • Astro Garden system, Dream Chaser, Sierra Nevada Corporation, VORTEX July 2020 Key technologies for space exploration

    ... environmental control and life support system (ECLSS) and thermal control system for SNC’s Dream Chaser spaceplane. In an effort to continuously look ahead, SNC is also investing in the future by developing advanced technologies for generating water...

    • Astro Garden system
    • Dream Chaser
    • Sierra Nevada Corporation
    • VORTEX
    Authors: Martin Chiaverini     Robert Richter     Thomas Crabb    
  • Dream Chaser, multi-mission, Sierra Nevada Corp, SNC, space utility vehicle July 2018 America’s ‘dream machine’

    ...’s InSight probe marks the 14th mission to Mars. SNC’s largest investment to date is the Dream Chaser® spacecraft, a spaceplane selected by NASA for cargo resupply and return services to the International Space Station (ISS) starting in late...

    • Dream Chaser
    • multi-mission
    • Sierra Nevada Corp
    • SNC
    • space utility vehicle
    Authors: Steve Lindsey    
  • Falcon 9, Obital Test Vehicle (OTV), SpaceX, United Launch Alliance, X-37B 04 September 2017 Secret spaceplane set for another launch

    The US Air Force’s mysterious, unmanned spacecraft known as X-37B Orbital Test Vehicle (OTV) is set for launch again this week, but this time around, the space plane will take flight via Elon Musk’s SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket; a first for the OTV. Built...

    • Falcon 9
    • Obital Test Vehicle (OTV)
    • SpaceX
    • United Launch Alliance
    • X-37B
  • commercial space, environmental sustainability, space travel February 2022 Space travel and environmental sustainability

    ... a future of endless creativity and discovery! A recent iteration of Skylon - the futuristic design for a single-stage-to-orbit spaceplane that grew out of the Rolls-Royce/British Aerospace HOTOL project of the 1980s - Skylon D1, is under development...

    • commercial space
    • environmental sustainability
    • space travel
    Authors: Stephen Ashworth    
  • 02 June 2016 XCOR lays off significant part of workforce

    ... known for its attempts to build a reusable suborbital spaceplane. Randy Baker, XCOR chief operating officer, has said... lately shifting its focus to engine development over the suborbital spaceplane, a concept on which the company has worked for over...

  • Human activity in space, technological artefacts, ‘outer space’ series,  artists in space May 2019 A matter of perspective

    ...underscore the strong performative aspect of my art. serious anomaly (2015) - on 31 October 2014, Virgin Galactic’s suborbital spaceplane SpaceShipTwo crashed during a test flight in the Mojave Desert, California, killing co-pilot Michael Alsbury and...

    • Human activity in space
    • technological artefacts
    • ‘outer space’ series
    • artists in space
    Authors: Michael Najjar    
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