Somehow Nasa New Spaceplane Is BETTER than Dragon, Starliner and even Soyuz...
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intro 0:00
(What inside Dream Chaser?) 0:38
(The lifting body design’s advantages) 2:57
(Why did Nasa choose a capsule over the spaceplane design?) 6:12
(The short introduction of Dream Chaser and Soyuz) 8:46
(Comparision) 10:23
(Outro) 16:38
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Somehow Nasa New Spaceplane Is BETTER than Dragon, Starliner and even Soyuz...
It's hard to believe that Sierra Nevada's Dream Chaser, the mini version of the Shuttle virtually ready to go after a long journey of development.
Indeed, the Sierra team has been working around the clock towards the vehicle's potential launch date in the next year.
That means that the spaceplane has been gradually approaching the completion stage both inside and outside.
Somehow Nasa New Spaceplane Is BETTER than Dragon, Starliner and even Soyuz...
While the images of the exterior vehicle are actively publicized, a question is raised: How about its interiors?
With an airplane-like design, many people think it will bring a familiar experience like sitting inside a normal aircraft, more convenient than inside a capsule.
Somehow Nasa New Spaceplane Is BETTER than Dragon, Starliner and even Soyuz...
Unlike its predecessor, Space Shuttle with the hatch by the side, we access cargo Dream Chaser through the hatch in its back. Climbing inside, as you can see the place inside is pretty empty. Before avionics were installed, the internal structure of Dream Chaser looks luxurious. I mean it had a visible gold composite of aluminum foil and other materials. This is used as a leakage liner to prevent oxygen from leaking out of the vehicle and maintain optimal pressure in the cabin.
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