But in sharing detailed images of giant rockets, spaceships, fuel pods, and other crucial components of his Interplanetary Transportation System (ITS), Musk left out some important stuff, including where he plans to fit 100 to 200 passengers on each trip to the red planet. (businessinsider.com)
NASA is a couple years away from launching a new giant rocket and crew capsule to replace the space shuttle fleet that was retired in 2011. (voanews.com)
About an hour's drive from Orlando, NASA's launch headquarters is the only place on Earth where visitors can tour launch areas, meet an astronaut, see giant rockets, train in spaceflight simulators and even view a launch. (petbusiness.com)