Sentences with phrase «manned space capsule»

NASA is fighting to rebuild its credibility with fiberglass and Velcro — the materials holding together a mock - up of the agency's upcoming manned space capsule, the Crew Exploration Vehicle.

So far, no customers have backed out, and Musk remains upbeat — even going ahead with plans to develop a reusable manned space capsule called Dragon.

Or if you need a conversation piece for your living room, what better than a three - man space capsule that flew into orbit?

Not exact matches

Other winners: Boeing, which picked up $ 18 million for its own seven - person space capsule, and the United Launch Alliance, a Boeing - Lockheed Martin joint project, which received $ 6.7 million to develop a way to monitor the health of unmanned rockets that could be recycled to launch manned spacecraft.

The class includes six men and three women who have been training to fly on Russia's Soyuz spacecraft and NASA's new deep space capsule, which is expected to be used for the trip to an asteroid called for by President Barack Obama.

Other competitors include Molniya's space plane, which can be launched in midair, and an updated version of Khrunichev's TKS manned transport ship, a partially reusable unwinged capsule first designed in the 1960s.

According to USA Today, the proposed budget would earmark $ 3.7 billion for continued work on the Space Launch System and the Orion capsule that will be used on deep space flights as well as on the planned manned mission to Space Launch System and the Orion capsule that will be used on deep space flights as well as on the planned manned mission to space flights as well as on the planned manned mission to Mars.

Burns hopes such a mission will launch in 2021, on the first manned flight of NASA's Orion capsule and Space Launch System rocket.

The current exhibition, Macho Man, Tell It To My Heart: Collected By Julie Ault, suggests Artists Space's mission through the genuine and time capsule - like collection of the artist, writer, and curator Julie Ault, which was aptly described as «a portrait, in objects, not just of one person but of many; the diary of an era that valued community as retold in a time that doesn't.

Draft of new rockets, without faulty computer models based on unobserved hydrodynamical streamlines and notions of «catastrophic impact» of manned space missions on capsule pressure, is suggested.»

As for SpaceX, how about delivering the manned capsule without delaying it past 2019, so they can, you know, get back to the level of Soyuz and Gemini, before claiming things like having «leapfrogged the entire space industry»