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Suborbital Science: While NASA Drags Its Feet ...

By Keith Cowing on December 8, 2008 9:56 PM.

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"Blue Origin is now noting that, in addition to providing the public with opportunities to experience spaceflight, New Shepard will also provide frequent opportunities for researchers to fly experiments into space and a microgravity environment. To help shape this activity, the group has announced that interested parties should contact Blue Origin's independent representative for research and education missions, Alan Stern, the former NASA chief of space science."

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