Rahul Somvanshi

Orbital Reef Clears Crucial Test: How a 77 PSI Burst Pressurization Sets the Stage for Next-Gen Commercial Space Stations

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Unveiling the future: A NASA-funded project, Orbital Reef, just cleared a pivotal milestone with a successful ultimate burst pressure test—what does this mean for space habitats?

In collaboration with ILC Dover, Sierra Space's latest test propels its softgoods technology closer to space deployment, advancing our capabilities beyond Earth

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From Alabama's NASA Marshall Space Center, a breakthrough in space station technology is tested, enhancing our approach to living in Low Earth Orbit

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Sierra Space CEO asserts full commitment to U.S. leadership in space, outlining plans for the first commercial space station to succeed the ISS

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The recent pressurization test showcases the habitat’s robustness and aligns with NASA’s stringent softgoods certification guidelines

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December 2023 marked a significant prelude with the first full-scale burst pressure test on the LIFE habitat—key findings and their implications for space exploration are revealed

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Multiple commercial space stations are in NASA's pipeline, including Orbital Reef, diversifying and securing America's interests in space

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NASA's vision extends beyond mere exploration; purchasing services in a thriving low Earth orbit economy could redefine microgravity research—how are the anticipated benefits shaping up?

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A look ahead: Orbital Reef's burst test not only supports NASA’s commercial goals but sets the stage for future Artemis missions to the Moon and Mars, leveraging this technological prowess in deep space missions

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Google Backed Gravity Unleashes DEAP Trees: Charging EVs in Minutes on NYC Streets—Are Your Chargers This Fast?

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