NASA Will Spend $2.4 Million To Study Cryo Storage In Space
Four U.S. companies will spend up to $600,000 each to define demonstration missions that would validate the concept of storing cryogenic propellants in space to reduce the need for large launch vehicles for deep-space exploration. Touted as an alternative approach to space exploration by the Review...
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