The U.S. Commercial Space Events In 2013



future, futuristic, SpaceX, NASA, commercial space sector, Falcon 9 rocket, Falcon 9, International Space Station, ISS, Falcon Heavy, space in 2013, U.S. space missions
The U.S. commercial space sector has advanced a lot recently: just think of the great success of SpaceX, which launched its Falcon 9 rocket to the International Space Station twice in 2012. The first tests of the SpaceX gigantic Falcon Heavy rocket, which has more than double the capacity of any existing launch vehicle, are planned for late 2013. The potential launch of Orbital Sciences Cygnus resupply craft, an unmanned vehicle that will deliver articles of prime necessity to the ISS is also expected to take place in 2013. Virgin Galactic aims to conduct tests on SpaceShipTwo meant for carrying tourists to space in the next few years.
Via:hight3ch.com

More Posts:

Goo: Plants Will Grow In Desert And Space
Exoskeleton To Help Carry Heavy Items
New Virus Features Anti-Cancer Properties
Bratislava Culenova New City Center Project
Roving Robots Will Start Lunar Colonization
DARPA’s Robotic Arm Is Close To Commercialization (+VIDEO)
The RIMRES Project Will Explore Craters On The Moon (+VIDEO)
iMirror by POSH View
Ambulance Drone Is A Flying Defibrillator With Fast Response Time
4D Printing, Self-Assembly & Programmable Built Environments