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Nasa: allo studio una "scialuppa" di salvataggio spaziale

Houston, Usa - Il prototipo forse già pronto per il 2009

Gli scienziati della Nasa, l'agenzia spaziale statunitense, sono al lavoro per la progettazione di una navicella spaziale che dovrebbe essere impiegata come "scialuppa" di salvataggio per gli astronauti a bordo della Stazione Spaziale Internazionale (ISS). Un primo modello, nome in codice CTRV (crew transfer/return vehicle) dovrebbe essere già pronto per il 2009. (007)

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