Armstrong Collaborates with ULA for Cryogenic Fluid and Mid-Air Retrie
(World News Science)

NASA is partnering with six U.S. companies to develop 10 `tipping point` technologies that have the potential to significantly benefit the commercial space economy and future NASA missions, including lunar lander and deep space rocket engine technologies. NASA`s Armstrong Flight Research Center in Edwards, California, will collaborate with United Launch Alliance (ULA) on two selected proposals. ULA will receive $2 million for the Cryogenic Fluid Management Technology Demonstration proposal that focuses on enabling efficient and safe transportation in to and through space. NASA`s Kennedy Space Center in Florida, Marshall Space Flight...