Name Change; License Granted; and a New Cost Paradigm
A news roundup
by Carol Pinchefsky
The X-Prize has been renamed the Ansari X-Prize after two Iranians, Anousheh and Amir Ansari, contributed an unspecified—but probably spectacular—sum to the X-Prize Foundation.
http://www.xprize.org/who/hall.html
XCOR Aerospace has received a license from the FAA to test its reusable launch vehicle. XCOR’s license does not cover passengers, although XCOR eventually plans to transport commercial payloads.
http://www.xcor.com/launch-license-grant.html
Bigelow Aerospace is creating “a new cost paradigm for space station construction.” How? With the Genesis Pathfinder, of course.
http://www.bigelowaerospace.com
http://www.xprize.org/who/hall.html
XCOR Aerospace has received a license from the FAA to test its reusable launch vehicle. XCOR’s license does not cover passengers, although XCOR eventually plans to transport commercial payloads.
http://www.xcor.com/launch-license-grant.html
Bigelow Aerospace is creating “a new cost paradigm for space station construction.” How? With the Genesis Pathfinder, of course.
http://www.bigelowaerospace.com