Sierra Nevada Corporation (SNC) has presented an overview on the wealth of potential landing site options available to its Dream Chaser spacecraft, outlining how the company could add an array of public airports – with minimum disruption – for both nominal and emergency End Of Mission (EOM) scenarios when the primary CONUS landing sites are not available.
Dream Chaser
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Sierra Nevada Corporation (SNC) is continuing to realign its Dream Chaser spacecraft’s aspirations, after losing…
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Sierra Nevada Corporation’s Dream Chaser – currently fighting for her future in NASA’s Commercial Crew…
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Sierra Nevada Corporation (SNC) has confirmed it will protest NASA’s Commercial Crew Transportation Capability (CCtCap)…
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Just weeks ago, it was widely believed both SpaceX’s Dragon V2 and SNC’s Dream Chaser…
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As NASA closes in on the next major milestone of its Commercial Crew Program (CCP),…
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Sierra Nevada Corporation (SNC) is one step closer from allowing a human crew to fly…
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As the US battles to regain its domestic crew launch capability, companies across the nation…
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All three of the main contenders competing to return domestic crew launch capability to the…
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With the lifespan of the International Space Station (ISS) extended to at least 2024, NASA…
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The highly anticipated confirmation that Dream Chaser will be taking up residency at the Kennedy…
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Sierra Nevada Corporation (SNC) successfully completed another key milestone for their Commercial Crew Integrated Capability…
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The new European allies of Sierra Nevada Corporation’s Dream Chaser have officially announced “cooperative understandings” that…
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As had been expected, Sierra Nevada Corporation’s Dream Chaser ETA (Engineering Test Article) spacecraft successfully…
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Sierra Nevada Corporation’s Dream Chaser ETA (Engineering Test Article) may have successfully passed the key…
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Sierra Nevada Corporation’s Dream Chaser ETA (Engineering Test Article) conducted her maiden flight at the…
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Sierra Nevada Corporation’s Dream Chaser ETA (Engineering Test Article) is just days away from its…
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Several commercial space companies are in the midst of critical testing and launch preparations. While…
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In a recent conference with its industry partners, NASA outlined the next phase of its…
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NASA planning ISS module relocations to support future crew vehicles
by Pete HardingInternational Space Station (ISS) program managers and engineers are working on long-term plans to support…