Add to ORKGThis paper presents the HLLV requirements, architectures and concepts. The paper focuses on vehicle options and facility requirements/impacts associated with unmanned heavy-lift cargo vehicles needed to assure future missions can be achieved
The current national spacelift architecture remains largely unchanged from the 60’s, consisting main...
Titan IV, the nation\u27s most capable launch system, was initiated in 1984 as the Complementary Exp...
The Space Shuttle program is ending and elements of the Constellation Program are either being cance...
United States current and planned space activities identify the need for increased payload capacity ...
Currently planned U.S. civil space activities for the late 1990\u27s into the early 2000 time period...
The Shuttle-C will usher in a new era of transportation capability for the United States. It will pr...
Every study of exploration capabilities since the Apollo Program has recommended the renewal of a he...
A Heavy Lift Launch Vehicle (HLLV) designed to deliver 300,000 lb to a 540 n mi circular polar orbit...
NASA is developing an unprecedented heavy-lift capability to enable human exploration beyond low Ear...
This paper introduces an evolvable Space Shuttle derived family of launch vehicles. It details the s...
Information on heavy-lift launch vehicle (HLLV) propulsion is given in viewgraph form. The objective...
Past experience has shown that there is an interdependance between size of the space market and spec...
The need for a national heavy lift capability to support science, exploration, national security, an...
Shuttle derivatives have been under study by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA...
Shuttle derivatives have been under study by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA...
The current national spacelift architecture remains largely unchanged from the 60’s, consisting main...
Titan IV, the nation\u27s most capable launch system, was initiated in 1984 as the Complementary Exp...
The Space Shuttle program is ending and elements of the Constellation Program are either being cance...
United States current and planned space activities identify the need for increased payload capacity ...
Currently planned U.S. civil space activities for the late 1990\u27s into the early 2000 time period...
The Shuttle-C will usher in a new era of transportation capability for the United States. It will pr...
Every study of exploration capabilities since the Apollo Program has recommended the renewal of a he...
A Heavy Lift Launch Vehicle (HLLV) designed to deliver 300,000 lb to a 540 n mi circular polar orbit...
NASA is developing an unprecedented heavy-lift capability to enable human exploration beyond low Ear...
This paper introduces an evolvable Space Shuttle derived family of launch vehicles. It details the s...
Information on heavy-lift launch vehicle (HLLV) propulsion is given in viewgraph form. The objective...
Past experience has shown that there is an interdependance between size of the space market and spec...
The need for a national heavy lift capability to support science, exploration, national security, an...
Shuttle derivatives have been under study by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA...
Shuttle derivatives have been under study by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA...
The current national spacelift architecture remains largely unchanged from the 60’s, consisting main...
Titan IV, the nation\u27s most capable launch system, was initiated in 1984 as the Complementary Exp...
The Space Shuttle program is ending and elements of the Constellation Program are either being cance...