USA Company Newsletter Issue 54 (Oct/Nov 2005)

A blueprint for the plan to take humans back to the moon then on to Mars and other destinations has taken shape, building on the best of Apollo and Shuttle technology and outlining a 21st century space flight system that will be safe, affordable, reliable and versatile.

In September, NASA Administrator Michael Griffin released the results of the agency’s new exploration architecture study, which made specific design recommendations for a vehicle to carry crews into space, a family of launch vehicles to take crews to the moon and beyond, and a “lunar mission architecture” for landing on the moon.

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USA Company Newsletter Issue 54 (Oct/Nov 2005)

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