Boeing Releases Details On New Crew Capsule

FleaPlus writes "Boeing has released a number of new details on its CST-100 manned space capsule, being developed in collaboration with commercial space station builder Bigelow Aerospace. Competing with SpaceX's Dragon capsule, the vehicle is designed to be compatible with existing Atlas V, Delta IV, and Falcon 9 rockets, and is planned to carry seven people in a capsule 'a little smaller than Orion, but a little bigger than Apollo.' Funding was jump-started this year with $18M of fixed-price Commercial Crew Development money from NASA, which requires completion of several fabrication and demonstration milestones this year (heat shield, escape system, landing tests, etc.) in order to get the full payment."

Comments

Re:Competing with SpaceX on their own launcher?

[Anonymous Coward]

Is this going to be designed by blacks, by any chance?
Of course not.

Because, despite the constant bullshit that our Jewish 'masters' tell us, through the media which they totally control, the races are not the same.

And the U.S.A. is being filled with third world scum, and will never put a man on the moon again.

At least, not until the whites SEPARATE from the third world parasites which the Jews have forced on us all...

If an all white state was allowed to come into existence in the U.S., it would be FLOODED with 99% of all the whites in the U.S. within a few years, desperate to get away from all the 'benefits of diversity'.

Re:Competing with SpaceX on their own launcher?

[Concern Is A Faggot]

True enough.

We may not have the stars, but we have diversity! And man, does it suck!