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Launching a New Era: SpaceX vs. ULA
"The U.S. Air Force, NASA and the National Reconnaissance
Office have finally issued a first-of-a-kind strategy for certifying new entrants seeking to compete for national security space launches. This is not a change for NASA, which already works with commercial launch companies, but the strategy lays out new criteria for companies seeking to break into the market for national security launches. Though not solely intended to address companies seeking to loft larger satellites, this new criteria will set the stage for a likely duel between Space Exploration Technologies and its young Falcon 9 and the United Launch Alliance's Atlas V and Delta IV vehicles, which boast a record of 43 successes." See: http://www.aviationweek.com/aw/blogs...tId=b logDest |
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