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Europe to Join Russia in Building Next Space Shuttle --ANATOLY ZAK
Fri 19 Aug 05 22:07 1900 GMT // IEEE Spectrum On-Line http://www.spectrum.ieee.org/WEBONLY...0805nshut.html Development agreement takes shape during the Paris Air Show It's all but official-Russia and Europe will soon embark on a cooperative effort to build a next-generation manned space shuttle. Speaking at the Paris Air Show, in Le Bourget, France, in June, Russian space officials confirmed earlier reports from Moscow that their partners at the European Space Agency would join the Russian effort to build a new reusable orbiter, dubbed Kliper. After the cautious optimism they expressed at the beginning of 2005, Russians are now confident that their European partners will be on board for the largest, boldest Russian endeavor in spaceflight in more than a decade. _ |
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