Crew Dragon
1 reportCrew Dragon is a spacecraft whose power, propulsion, communications, navigation, and payload determine its operational and scientific capabilities. The project is evaluated through propulsion system and attitude control, separating design goals from capabilities demonstrated in operation.
The main lines of inquiry around Crew Dragon include spacecraft health and returned observations, with separate attention to attitude control. Reporting examines the relevance of instrument calibration to attitude control and the effect of mission operations reports on the interpretation; the result is bounded by the possibility that hardware constraints and changing conditions can limit scientific return.
The main lines of inquiry around Crew Dragon include spacecraft health and returned observations, with separate attention to attitude control. Reporting examines the relevance of instrument calibration to attitude control and the effect of mission operations reports on the interpretation; the result is bounded by the possibility that hardware constraints and changing conditions can limit scientific return.
NASA Prepares Astronaut Training for Commercial Space Station Era
NASA's Johnson Space Center is adapting its astronaut training and mission operations to support a transition from the International Space Station to a new generation of commercial space stations, with government and private industry working side by side