Suborbital

I think it is most important that NASA Exploration connects with the public at large: COTS, COTS-D and hopefully a COTS-Moon are the way to go or even, as someone suggested elsewhere, a COTS - "Suborbital".

Leroy Chiao Seeks Your Input - NASA Watch 2009

Suborbital Science: While NASA Drags Its Feet ... is the next entry in this blog.

Putting Bailouts Into Perspective - NASA Watch 2008

Next-Generation Suborbital Researchers Conference a hit, 2011 follow up conference planned, SwRI

NASA Watch: Keith Cowing: February 2010 Archives 2010

The NASTAR Suborbital Scientist Training Program provides space flight physiology training for prospective 'Suborbital Scientist-Astronauts' interested in understanding how to take advantage of emerging low-cost, frequent suborbital 'human-in-the-loop' experiments and Research & Education Mission REM opportunities.

NASA Watch: Keith Cowing: February 2010 Archives 2010

Marc's update: SwRI Announces Pioneering Program to Fly Next-Generation Suborbital Experiments with Crew - The Southwest Research Institute announces a new initiative to build and fly experiments with SwRI payload specialists on next-generation suborbital vehicles.

NASA Watch: Keith Cowing: February 2010 Archives 2010

SMD Turns Its Back on Suborbital Science is the next entry in this blog.

Early Ammonia Servicer Reentry - NASA Watch 2008

"NASA's Deputy Administrator, Lori Garver, will be the opening keynote speaker at the Next-Generation Suborbital Researchers Conference on February 18-20, 2010, at which scientists, engineers, educators, and vehicle developers will gather to discuss the research and education benefits of new commercial suborbital spacecraft."

NASA Watch: Keith Cowing: January 2010 Archives 2010

Suborbital Science: While NASA Drags Its Feet ... was the previous entry in this blog.

Do We Need Another Sputnik? - NASA Watch 2008

The NASTAR Suborbital Scientist Training Program provides space flight physiology training for prospective 'Suborbital Scientist-Astronauts' interested in understanding how to take advantage of emerging low-cost, frequent suborbital 'human-in-the-loop' experiments and Research & Education Mission REM opportunities.

NASA Watch: suborbital: February 2010 Archives 2010

Garver made the announcement at the first annual Next-Generation Suborbital Researchers Conference in Boulder, Colorado.

NASA to Invest $75 Million for Suborbital Science Flights | Universe Today 2010