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NASA and Global outpost, inc., sign agreement to study uses of Shuttle external tanks. The external tank is 154-feet long, 28. Feet in diameter, used to carry 500,000 gallons of liquid hydrogen and oxygen used by the Space Shuttle main engines during launch and initial orbit insertion. The agreement follows an announcement of opportunity NASA published in June 1988.
NASA and Global outpost, inc., sign agreement to study uses of Shuttle external tanks. The external tank is 154-feet long, 28. Feet in diameter, used to carry 500,000 gallons of liquid hydrogen and oxygen used by the Space Shuttle main engines during launch and initial orbit insertion. The agreement follows an announcement of opportunity NASA published in June 1988.
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NASA and Global outpost, inc., sign agreement to study uses of Shuttle external tanks. The external tank is 154-feet long, 28. Feet in diameter, used to carry 500,000 gallons of liquid hydrogen and oxygen used by the Space Shuttle main engines during launch and initial orbit insertion. The agreement follows an announcement of opportunity NASA published in June 1988.
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GLOBAL OUTPOST, INC., TO STUDY USES OF SHUTTLE EXTERNAL
TANKS
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) and
Global Outpost, Inc., Alexandria, Va., today signed an agreement under which NASA will support Global Outpost's exploration of the feasibility of using Shuttle external tanks as research, storage or manufacturing facilities in low-Earth orbit.
Under the agreement, Global Outpost has the main
responsibility to address the issues associated with their planned orbital use of external tanks. NASA's support of Global's efforts is on a direct cost, reimbursable basis.
The external tank is a structure (154-feet long, 28.6 feet
in diameter) used to carry the 500,000 gallons of liquid hydrogen and oxygen used by the Space Shuttle main engines during launch and initial orbit insertion.
The agreement follows an announcement of opportunity NASA
published in June 1988 which asked the private sector for expressions of interest in commercial and academic approaches for use of expended tanks. This activity is part of NASA's effort to seek and encourage, to the maximum extent possible, the fullest commercial use of space.
Copies of the agreement are available from the NASA
Headquarters Newsroom at 202/453-8400.
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DATE & TIME: FRIDAY, JANUARY 26, 1990
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