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A small California aerospace company today exposed a new two-seater Lynx suborbital spaceship.
The spaceship, approximately the size of a small private airplane, will first take off in 2010 and will be capable of flying several times each day.
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Aerospace engineers have been holed up in a Mojave Desert hangar for four years, fashioning a commercial spaceship to loft rich tourists some 62 miles above Earth. Now...
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Ball Aerospace has begun the integration of the completed imaging instrument for the next-generation WorldView-2 commercial imaging satellite being built for DigitalGlobe. (PRNewsFoto/Ball Aerospace & Technologies Corp.)
