A sampling of recent items related to traveling to and through space:<\/p>\n
** EXOS Aerospace<\/a><\/strong> sets March 2 for the second flight of the SARGE<\/a> reusable suborbital rocket. The launch will take place at Spaceport America<\/a> in New Mexico: Launch Announcement: 03\/02\/2019 | EXOS Aerospace Systems & Technologies, inc.<\/a><\/p>\n \u201cWith a successful flight we will leave the testing phase, and focus on the engineering of our Jaguar reusable (first stage) LEO launcher\u201d said John Quinn, EXOS COO. \u201cWe look forward to supporting space research, manufacturing, and educational opportunities for the world by providing frequent suborbital flights that provide fast and affordable access to space. Since the 36-foot tall 20-inch diameter SARGE rocket is designed for reusability, it is proving to be an excellent risk mitigation platform for our orbital technology development program. The software and technology we have developed is key to development of the reusable first stage of our planned Jaguar vehicle\u201d. <\/em><\/p>\n SARGE and Jaguar will use NASA\u2019s Morpheus flight code (acquired through a Space Act Agreement) that was modified by a team of Engineers from Exos Aerospace, Intuitive Machine, C-Squared Systems, Helios and XISP Inc.<\/em><\/p>\n ** SpaceX Crew Dragon vs Boeing Starliner vs Soyuz vs Space Shuttle<\/strong> – Tim Dodd, the Everyday Astronaut<\/a>, provides an interesting comparison of four crew-capable space transport systems: How SpaceX and Boeing will get Astronauts to the ISS. A comparison of the Crew Dragon, Starliner, Soyuz and Space Shuttle. – Everyday Astronaut<\/a><\/p>\n