NASA is defining an unmanned, expendable derivative of the Space Shuttle, called Shuttle-C, that can provide a near-term heavy lift launch capability. The major Shuttle-C program guidelines and objectives are outlined, and the background to the concept is reviewed. Possible Shuttle-C payloads and a typical mission are briefly described. The present status and goals of the Shuttle-C concept are considered.
Shuttle-C, evolution to a heavy lift launch vehicle
1989-07-01
Conference paper
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English
Shuttle-C, evolution to a heavy lift launch vehicle
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