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Rachel Ticknor From Idea to Mission Concept Tuesday, June 24 at 11:00AM Pacific Daylight Time Abstract: The NASA Ames Mission Design Center(MDC)is a multi-disciplinary team that employs concurrent engineering approaches for early-stage mission formulation. Studies are developed using the Concept Maturity Level (CML) framework, an approach like the Technology Readiness Level (TRL) method used to []
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Read full story.Essays and Book Chapters Twenty Years On Orbit: The Space Shuttle Legacy by Roger D. Launius. The Space Shuttles First Flight: STS-1by Henry C. Dethloff. InFrom Engineering Science to Big Science: The NACA and NASA Collier Trophy Research Project Winners(NASA SP-4219, 1998) By Henry C. Dethloff Return to Flight: Richard H. Truly and the Recovery []
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Read full story.Space Shuttle Carrier Aircraft NASA modified two Boeing 747 wide-body jumbo jets that were used as Space Shuttle Carrier Aircraft (SCA) to ferry orbiters back to the Kennedy Space Center after landing for post-flight servicing and also to and from other locations and centers.The two SCAs were under operational control of NASAs Johnson Space Center []
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