Contractors have worked to meet technology development targets under a NASA-run project to build commercially-operated craft that would transport astronauts to and from the International Space Station. Boeing, Sierra Nevada Corp., SpaceX
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NASA has signed Space Act Agreements with three firms, worth a combined $1.1 billion, to continue designing and developing new commercial space transportation vehicles. The agency said the Commercial Crew Integrated Capability program
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The House, Science, Space and Technology Committee will be holding a hearing next Wednesday titled, “NASA’s Commercial Crew Development Program: Accomplishments and Challenges.” The committee has yet to release all the names
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NASA’s seven-seat space taxi could take flight next summer as part of a test, according to a story from Reuters. The launch site will either be from the Edwards Air Force base
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NASA Deputy Administrator Lori Garver visited two commercial space companies earlier this month in Las Vegas and Boulder, Colo., in a series of meetings that could be characterized as “kicking the tires.â€
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