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Russia asks JAXA to help develop Clipper Spaceship
Posted on: Fri Oct 14th, 2005 | japantimes.co.jp
Russia has asked Japan's space development agency to participate in its new Kliper spacecraft development program, agency officials said Thursday.
Posted on: Fri Oct 14th, 2005 | japantimes.co.jp
Russia has asked Japan's space development agency to participate in its new Kliper spacecraft development program, agency officials said Thursday.
Plans for Euro-Russian spaceplane
Posted on: Wed Sep 28th, 2005 | news.bbc.co.uk
The European Space Agency (Esa) is proposing joining forces with Russia to develop a new vehicle for human spaceflight, the Clipper.
Posted on: Wed Sep 28th, 2005 | news.bbc.co.uk
The European Space Agency (Esa) is proposing joining forces with Russia to develop a new vehicle for human spaceflight, the Clipper.
NASAs New CEV Launcher to Maximize Use of Space Shuttle Components
Posted on: Mon Aug 1st, 2005 | spaceref.com
The decision on what new launch vehicles NASA plans to use in the coming decades is rapidly coming into focus. In some ways these launchers will be new - yet they will also look very familiar using hardware and concepts that have long and well-established flight histories.
Posted on: Mon Aug 1st, 2005 | spaceref.com
The decision on what new launch vehicles NASA plans to use in the coming decades is rapidly coming into focus. In some ways these launchers will be new - yet they will also look very familiar using hardware and concepts that have long and well-established flight histories.
(B)old new frontiers - plan for shuttle replacement
Posted on: Wed Nov 10th, 2004 | globalsecurity.org
Northrop Grumman Corp. and Boeing Co. yesterday announced plans to team up to design a vehicle to take astronauts back to the moon and even beyond, but they've got to make one stop first - an off-white cinderblock building in Bethpage known as the Grumman History Center.
Posted on: Wed Nov 10th, 2004 | globalsecurity.org
Northrop Grumman Corp. and Boeing Co. yesterday announced plans to team up to design a vehicle to take astronauts back to the moon and even beyond, but they've got to make one stop first - an off-white cinderblock building in Bethpage known as the Grumman History Center.
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