T+73: Commercial Crew Contingency Plans, and the End of ISS
Feb 23, 2018•22 min•Ep. 73
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Episode description
NASA recently began talking about some contingency planning for potential Commercial Crew delays, and the end-of-ISS discussion is heating up.
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- NASA’s Continued Focus on Returning U.S. Human Spaceflight Launches - Commercial Crew Program
- NASA studying commercial crew contingency plans - SpaceNews.com
- How the private space industry could take over lower Earth orbit — and make money off it - The Verge
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