NASA's first Fastrac rocket engine is completed for testing
A government/industry team at NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center has completed assembly of the first Fastrac engine, a low-cost rocket intended to power the X-34 flying testbed and future small launch vehicles that was developed in just two and a half years. The liquid oxygen/kerosene engine will...
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