Add to ORKGAs NASA pursues more distant and complex missions beyond low-Earth orbit, the demand for resources is strained. To relieve this stress, NASA has partnered with a number of commercial partners to provide transportation to and from low-Earth orbit, including the International Space Station. Businesses like SpaceX, Boeing, and Sierra Nevada are developing crew modules to safely and efficiently transport humans and cargo. This exhibit outlines the relationship between NASA and its commercial partners. Each partner is contributing incredible new technology to space flight in ways we’ve only dreamed. Start your own exploration of commercial space flight here.https://thekeep.eiu.edu/lib_exhibits_space2019_photos/1027/thumbnail.jp
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Technological advances and increases in demand are enabling the rapid growth of the commercial space...
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As NASA pursues more distant and complex missions beyond low-Earth orbit, the demand for resources i...
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After much anticipation, the United States launched a manned rocket ship for the first time in almos...
Two American companies are blazing their own unique paths forward to produce certified end-to-end cr...
To provide affordable space transportation we must be capable of using common fixed assets and the i...
The NASA vision of commercial human spaceflight to low-Earth orbit is a robust, vibrant enterprise w...
We stand on the brink of another great leap in space exploration as NASA builds and tests its Space ...
NASA is able to achieve human spaceflight goals in partnership with international and commercial tea...
Presentation for workshop titled Additive Manufacturing Qualification and Certification for Space an...
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A letter report issued by the Government Accountability Office with an abstract that begins "After t...
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