Research & Innovation
NASA In A Hurry To Get Astronauts To Deep Space; Needs Bigger Life Support System
NASA announces that they are considering astronauts in heavy-lift rocket. In its current plans, NASA's first launch is scheduled for late 2018. This particular launch does not include a crew for testing the rocket's systems and the capsule - Orion.
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