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The World's First Commercial Space Plane Is (Almost) Ready for Takeoff
- Sierra Space's uncrewed spaceplane, Tenacity, arrived at NASA's Kennedy Space Center for its first flight to the International Space Station.
- The spaceplane and cargo module underwent vibration testing at the Space Environments Complex before heading to Kennedy.
- The Dream Chaser spaceplane and Shooting Star cargo module will perform at least seven cargo missions to the ISS to expand commercial resupply services in low Earth orbit.
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World's first commercial spaceplane in final stages before debut ISS flight
The world's first winged commercial spaceplane has arrived at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida, its final destination before its makes history this year, embarking on its debut uncrewed mission to the International Space Station.
·Melbourne, Australia
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