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Flightglobal achievement awards 2010 are go!

by Rob Coppinger | Mar 11, 2010 | Seradata News

The annual search for the most admired individuals in aviation and aerospace is underway again with the Flightglobal achievement awards 2010Make your nominations for the year’s aviation and aerospace leader, aviator, innovator and the individual you...

COTS gets 60% hike in funds with total hitting $800 million plus

by Rob Coppinger | Feb 2, 2010 | Ares, Commercial human spaceflight, commercial launch services, Constellation, COTS, exploration, NASA, Orion

NASA’s first foray into private spaceflight, the commercial orbital transportation services programme, also known as COTS, has seen a 60% hike in the agency’s investment with the fiscal year 2011 budget Originally planned to cost $500 million which the...

Why only $90 million for commercial crew and cargo?

by Rob Coppinger | Oct 1, 2009 | Commercial human spaceflight, COTS, NASA, Personal spaceflight

Congressional support for NASA’s return to the Moon Constellation programme can now be seen to have made a material impact on efforts to get commercial ventures underway, in this story on flightglobal.com Back in April Hyperbola reported how the $150 million for...

Cancelled NASA Human Rating study had $1 million budget

by Rob Coppinger | Sep 30, 2009 | Commercial human spaceflight, commercial launch services, COTS, NASA, Technology

If starting and then stopping, within a week, a procurement process for human rating commercial crew transport vehicles  seems strange then the sum of money that came attached might seem even strangerNASA has told Hyperbola: “We received a total of $1...

The Orion gap, no not that one, the second one, in 2020

by David Todd | Apr 30, 2009 | Seradata News

credit NASA/Lockheed Martin / caption: Will this be seen in 2020?Acting NASA administrator Christopher Scolese made some interesting remarks on 29 April at the Congressional appropriations hearing that Hyperbola thinks could see another human spaceflight gap for...
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