Goal Is To Bring Samples Of The Asteroid Back To Earth
NASA will launch a spacecraft to an asteroid in 2016 and use a
robotic arm to pluck samples that could better explain our solar
system's formation and how life began.
Travel Company Offers Contest For Suborbital Flight With A
Star
Is there a celebrity you'd like to see sent to space ... and
allowed to come back? The collective buying travel site
TripAlertz.com has picked a different kind of "A" list of
celebrities ... and is asking the public to select one to be sent
on a suborbital trip through a partnership with XCOR Aerospace.
NASA is seeking proposals for services from commercial
suborbital flight providers and payload integrators to support the
agency's Flight Opportunities Program, which is part of NASA's
Office of the Chief Technologist.
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