Govt posted an update to the effort to enable commercial and marketing on/of the ISS
NASA has outlined a broad strategy to facilitate the commercialization of low earth orbit by U.S. companies. As part of that strategy, NASA plans to enable private astronaut missions (PAMs) to the ISS. These private missions must use U.S. transportation vehicles that meet NASA’s ISS visiting vehicle requirements, policies, and procedures.
NASA is soliciting proposals for two independent flight opportunities with launch dates between November 2022 through the end of December 2023 for Phase II of Focus Area 4A. The maximum number of private astronauts per mission shall not exceed four (4), and the maximum planned docked duration shall not exceed 14 days.
@NCST8GUY - we need to build a rocket ala Billy Bob Thornton!!
NASA has outlined a broad strategy to facilitate the commercialization of low earth orbit by U.S. companies. As part of that strategy, NASA plans to enable private astronaut missions (PAMs) to the ISS. These private missions must use U.S. transportation vehicles that meet NASA’s ISS visiting vehicle requirements, policies, and procedures.
NASA is soliciting proposals for two independent flight opportunities with launch dates between November 2022 through the end of December 2023 for Phase II of Focus Area 4A. The maximum number of private astronauts per mission shall not exceed four (4), and the maximum planned docked duration shall not exceed 14 days.
@NCST8GUY - we need to build a rocket ala Billy Bob Thornton!!