Orbital Sciences

A simulation of Dream Chaser docked at the International Space Station. Source: Sierra Nevada Corporation.

Meet "Dream Chaser", the new member of NASA's fleet of supply spacecraft to the International Space Station

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The nucleus of Comet 67P Churyumov-Grasimenko as imaged by Rosetta's Navigation Camera, December 7, 2014

Summary of 2014 Part I - Man in space: the landing on the comet, the test flight of Orion and the space disasters

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Orbital Sciences' Antares rocket launch on January 9, 2014 followed by the launch at the Wallops Space Center, Virginia on a supply mission to the International Space Station on the Cygnus spacecraft. Photo: NASA

Another successful launch for a private American supply spacecraft to the space station

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source of food and oxygen. The radish seeds that germinated in space. Photo courtesy of NSL Satellites

From middle school - to outer space

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Separation of the first stage of the Anthras rocket carrying the Cygnus spacecraft, 18/3/13. Screenshot from NASA TV

Orbital Sciences' Cygnus payload spacecraft was successfully launched (photo gallery)

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The Anthras spacecraft is ready for launch at Wallops Island, Orbital Sciences' new launch center. Photo: NASA

A second private company enters supply service to the International Space Station: Orbital Sciences

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