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April 17th 10, 11:42 PM
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Orion Justification
On 4/17/2010 10:04 AM, Jorge R. Frank wrote:
Neil, why are you continuing to ask questions that *you* *yourself* provided answers for in your initial post? Without a dedicated CRV, *all* the ISS Commercial Crew vehicles would have the six-month stay requirement levied upon them. With a dedicated CRV, that requirement is relaxed and the Commercial Crew vehicles would only be required to perform short-term rotation. SpaceX is already designing Dragon to be able to do that, for their DragonLab commercial variant, so it doesn't really change anything for them or add to Dragon's development costs. Pat 
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